Street Rod

Excellent work! Great detailing and paint work with just enough weathering to look used but not abused.

Thank you, Tom! My first time using flat clear and I will definitely be using it again, I think it’s easier to work with than gloss. Thanks a lot, Pete! The wood grain was done with decals.

Thanks a lot, Jeff!

Cool Dodge! Ready to get to work.

Welcome back to the forum, Miles! I’m digging that dirt track (?) racer.

Sweet truck! Great paint work throughout, very clean and tidy.

Great looking Challenger!

This is a really cool hot rod! The metal finish looks very realistic and that well detailed hemi finishes it off perfectly. The patch panels are a great touch, too.

Killer looking Mustang! The turquoise really pops! I saw this conversion kit on fleabay, would like to give it a go in the future.

Thanks, David! I decided the box art color combo looked pretty cool and the flat clear would be something a little different. I appreciate it, Jim! Thanks a bunch, Carl!

Great looking ‘32! Very clean, tidy build. I have this kit in my stash and plan to build it stock like this. How does the kit go together, any fitment issues to look out for?

Very sharp, the blue looks really good. Great work!

Beautiful Caddy! The colors work really well together.

Sweet little street rod right there, Bob! The green just looks right on it.

Beautiful! Looks like it could drive away, cruizin’ in style!

Great job! You made a lot of improvements to an otherwise mediocre kit.

Very sharp car, I like the color.

Looks just like farm trucks you’d see around town in the ‘70’s, very period correct. Great job on this one!

Excellent work on both car and transport!

Those are some good looking patrol vehicles, great work on all!

Thanks a bunch, Bob! I appreciate the compliment. Thanks a lot, Topher! I really do like the airbrush, it was a little tricky for me getting the settings dialed in but that will get easier with time.

Looks really good even though the paint goblin stuck his nose in the works, lol! I want to do a wide body kit on a couple of kits in the future.

Very sharp car! The wheels and tires give it an aggressive street look.

Finished my first build in about 35 years this afternoon, the old Monogram 29 Ford roadster. Built a couple of these way back when. It has a few flaws here and there but overall I’m very happy with how it turned out. Built out of the box but I added the metal brace rods for the radiator and didn’t use the hood. Painted with Tamiya flat yellow and flat black and cleared with Mr. Hobby flat clear. I stripped the chrome and didn’t want to fool with using Alclad this time around so I painted the chrome stuff with Tamiya bright chrome silver which turned out ok. This was also my first time painting with an airbrush.

Great looking truck! Lots of good details added and the coke machine is a neat touch.