Jon Cole

I keep thinking about a '51 Merc. Just seems like a natural. We have two '49 coupes, so either the AMT, or the Revell kit could be converted. So the question is, do you think they will ever do it?

TRUTH!

Must agree, needs foil trim. I see lots of sixties vintage cars in primer, but rarely do they not still have exposed stainless trim. Spike Lee called. Said "Do The Right Thing."

Well, that would explain why I found several photos of green engines in my Edsel engine photo search.

Thank you all! Well, at least I can still use it to line my spray booth. If I had a place to use it, and a compressor. That's the down side of moving.

The Grey Ghost reminds me of this beast. A build of either would be great.

Add a few drops of white into a bottle of Testors Yellow.

Want to build a REALLY different Edsel?

Reference pics. All years Hudson: http://s1245.photobucket.com/user/JonCole56/library/1-1 HUDSON?sort=3&page=1 http://public.fotki.com/JCole/11-Hudson/

Trans Am photo file: http://public.fotki.com/JCole/trans-am-racing!/

Progress is always slow due to personal health issues, so it just felt so good to finally sit down, and start the masking process for the wood. I have to paint outside, in a dirt driveway. And yet, I was able to luck out. Nice, clean spray. Almost perfect day for outdoor spraying.

Style wise, you nailed it! I would be proud of that.

That's great news. Thank you much!

Does Glad "Press 'n Seal" work for a masking medium for "large" areas, such as roofs, trunks, etc?

Foam sanding pads. Like this. I'll just check tomorrow.

I'm in need of foam sanding pads. Either a home building supply, or auto part store will hopefully have them. I don't need a full box, however. Anyone know of either that would sell things by the sheet? Do they still do that? Back in my auto body days (early 80's) there was a guy at SANEL's that would sell like that. I think he is retired now.

Model building.... relaxing? Well, there is a first time for everything!

Seems to me, it has something to do with the size that your photo host stores them at. If I knew how, I would tell you how to check your photo upload size, and how to adjust it. Someone here must know how. What is your photo hosting site?

Tom does seem to have some "issues". Mountains out of mole hills, as they often say.

Past weekend, black Lamborghini Murcielago w/ red outer rims over black wheels. Very rare to see around here.

Go back to page 1. There are so far, three pages of differences between the two.

Squished on my screen as well. But man, that is still one beaut of a Chrysler! Viewing on a typical 15" laptop.

I had to switch to Windows 10 browser over the weekend. Now I notice several Photobucket pics not showing up here- just their standard "Ooops!" disclaimer. I hope it's them, and not my browser. Windows 7 was down to almost a crawl, none of my attempts to correct it worked.

I would think a '51 Merc would be a given. There has been a saturation of the '49. The back of the '51 just looks so much better, IMHO.