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Well....at least you got through it Mike. Shouldn't be much left on that double nickle to get it done.

I elected to put the decals on the rotors against my better judgement. Decals and me go way back and we are not the best of friends. With that being said.....I think they turned out ok. I'll paint the inner part a flat steel. Update: after putting the wheels and tires together for a trial fit you can't even see the decals on the rotors. Oh well, they are on there.

I got some of the front suspension other parts in primer yesterday and painted this morning. Not moving fast on this one.

I meant HT. My HT only has a few. They mainly cater to the RC car guys.

Great looking and I like those Flatty's. Can't get enough of the old school look. Nice build.

Nice looking GTX Ken. The red line tires make it pop.

Nice work. I like the color.

Very clean looking Randy. The chrome work looks amazing.

Nice looking 62 Impala.

Looks great. Wish they has this kit at my HT.

That's a pretty kewl looking Oldsmobubble as we use to call them when we were kids. Nice job.

Love those Gassers Your 49 turned out great.

Yeah.....same thing hear. I bought another Revell 56 Foose pickup and the 29 Roadsters.

Dang Mike. Can you hold one end and work your way to the other end?

I'm looking at the box of my 29 Roadster and it looks like a small block Chevy with the distributor in the back. Anybody know what Revell had in mind as the engine size for this kit?

That little grocery getter turned out pretty nice Jason. The colors look about the same as the Tamiya Lacquer I got for mine.

That's what I was thinking Chaz. Maybe a little scuffing up is all it would take.

Turning out really nice Michael. HL had their 40% off yesterday so I picked up this kit. Looking forward to the completed build.

Thanks for the comment Rusty. Like my granddaddy use to say.....hope for the best and expect the worst.

Nice build. Love those Ford flat heads.

Thanks Carl. I'm trying to improve on every one I build.

Welcome back to the hobby Teddie. As mentioned the Paasche H is a nice air brush to start with and that's what I use. Practicing on plastic spoons will help a lot.

I saw this video a while back on how to make angled boots for your spark plugs. How to Add Spark Plug Engine Detail For an Old Model Car Kit (AIBMC Part 8) - YouTube

Nice looking. Boy does that go back a ways.