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I like the look of primer only on hot rods. Makes them look meaner. Yours looks great, compliments the black really well.
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Making a little progress. Got the engine almost ready. The blower scoop in the kit is ridiculous. I found a better one in my parts box, dechromed it and the headers, then painted them flat black. The headers will be installed after the engine is in the chassis. I also have a wired magneto coming from Scale Repros Plus that I will install.
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Acrylic Clear recommendations
bluestringer replied to Holeinthehead2's topic in Model Building Questions and Answers
I have used water to thin Tamiya paints, it works fine as does isopropyl alcohol . Besides the Tamiya I also use Testor's enamel, and I have the lacquer thinner for it, and since it's right there I just use it for the Tamiya also. But water works also. -
Acrylic Clear recommendations
bluestringer replied to Holeinthehead2's topic in Model Building Questions and Answers
I've never noticed a funny smell with the X-22, and I just use cheap walmart lacquer thinner with it, or sometimes Mr. Hobby leveling thinner. Works fine. Never had a need to swallow any of it. -
Thanks Bob. Mocking up the body and the hood is a terrible fit. Going to need some work. Thanks. It only has the Coke decals which I am not fond of. I'll need to see if I can find some different ones.
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This is the Coke version 3 n 1. I'll be building the drag car. Trying to clean up the body first, lots of flash and mold lines.
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Acrylic Clear recommendations
bluestringer replied to Holeinthehead2's topic in Model Building Questions and Answers
I use Tamyia X-22 or sometimes Future floor polish. -
Looking great Bob.
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Hey guys, thanks for the comments, much appreciated. Mike, yes the kit came with the louvered trunk lid. EMRE, this is the Revell Special Edition 5 window coupe 2n1 kit.
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Calling it done.
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Thanks. Thanks Bob. Thanks. Thanks Jim. I had already assembled and painted the hood, didn't want to try and take it apart. But yea I think it would look better without the sides. I've used Tamiya clear over Testor's enamel a few times and never had a problem. Thanks Carl.
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I've built a few of these, but always the highboy. This is my first building the kit coupe. OOB except for plug wires and I added some exhaust tips. Paint is Testor's Gloss Teal. Photos show it a little more blue than it actually is. Fun kit, went together well, had a few problems getting the fender panels and body to fit together right, but worked it out. Not a contest winner, but I'm satisfied with it. I wish I had left the sides off the hood, but I had already assembled and painted it so didn't want to try and take it apart. All comments welcome, thanks for looking.
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Thanks. Thank you. Thanks Thanks
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I painted the interior parts with Tamiya Sea Blue. It looks almost flat black though. Chassis is done, engine installed.
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Thanks Jim. Thanks Bob. Thanks Carl. Thanks Kevin.
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I started this one a while back, messed up the paint and put it aside to build the Trans Am. Now I'm back on it. I had first went with Testor's Gloss Red acrylic but I messed it up. I have now stripped it and went with Testor's Gloss Teal Enamel. I've built a couple of these in the past but never the coupe. This will be a box stock build.
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Sharp looking Nova wagon. Nice work.
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Nice work Michelle. I remember watching Knight Rider back in the day.
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Beautiful build. Nice work.