bluestringer

Looking good. I like that blue.

Thanks Carl. Thank you. Thank you.

Thank you. Thanks. Thanks. Thanks Mike.

BB Chung King and the Buddaheads....Better Day....

Sue Foley....Hurricane Girl...

Thanks Bob. I had started working on it before I finished the 29 Roadster, but it's a pretty simple kit, almost a snap kit. And with no painting it didn't take long. Thanks David.

Nice kit, went together really good. I decided not to paint it as the colored plastic looked ok to me, but I will probably get another one to paint next time. I did do a little detail painting. I think it came out ok. All comments welcome, and thanks for looking.

I'm calling it done. Photos under glass.

Thanks Chaz. Thanks Carl.

The colored plastic don't look too bad with some Revive It polish on it. I'll do some more detail highlighting under the hood. This kit fits together great, hope I don't have any trouble fitting the body to the chassis like I usually do with this type kit. I'll probably get another one of these and do a paint job on it. A nice red would look good.

Thanks Bob. Thank you Thanks Mike.

Started on this while I was working on my 29 Roadster. It's a nice kit, so far everything has fit really good, almost like a snap kit. The painted plastic looks ok to me so I've decided not to paint it, I'll just put on a clear coat. I am doing a little detail painting. Just a simple build so not much to keep updated, but comments are welcome.

Great looking coupe. Nice work.

Very nice.

Beautiful Impala.

Thanks. Thank you. Thanks. Thanks. Thank you Chaz. Thanks.

Looks great Bob. Nice work. I have not even opened the box on mine yet.

Looks great. Nice work.

Looking good. I'll be following.

Thanks Bob. Thank you. Thank you. Thanks.

Had some warpage in the windshield that I couldn't get out. Color is Createx Opaque Yellow with Revive-It floor polish for the clear. Interior is Ceramcoat Wedgewood Green. Fun kit. All comments welcome and thanks for looking.

Calling it done. Photos under glass.

When I got mine I was drilling holes in sprue tree pieces left and right. It was fun.

Just a few more bits and I'm calling it done.

I live in South Georgia and it can get really hot here. Right now the heat index is 98. My shed has no AC and it's where most all my kits are, as well as some built models. I have not seen any problem so far, but I plan on getting a small window AC unit for the Summer as this is where my work area is and trying to build in that hot environment is not fun.