CA Whitecloud

Clear coat woes. I went too thick to cover the bumps from the stripes.

Hi Gord.

I've heard good thing about this particular brand for it's shine. Also that it can be hard to find. Is it worth the price +shipping?

Your work is incredible and an inspiration!

Are you referring to the runner line on the bottom? Now that you mention it, I see it. I was a little heavy on all the lines. Front end seems a bit high :(.

Test fitting chassis.

Color Coat

Interior I'm going more towards fine detail and craftsmanship rather the an original or realistic approach. There's a difference, right? BMF on center console WOW embossing powder for flooring. First time using that. Liquid Chrome pen (first use) on glove box, radio, seat backs and steering wheel. I used MM WOOD for the wheel. Wish it was darker. With I could do a cool wood grain effect. On the dash and gauges I wanted the "glass" effect. Tried clear super glue, Mod Podge (first try) and white glues. The dash was all one chrome piece, no decals. Added some black wash.

Body Work I really wanted to follow all the tips I collected over time to produce a really nice build. I was pleased with my first attempt at body modifications. I chiseled off the wipers and scribed the window frame for future PE parts.

I should paint the gas tank.

Chassis Pretty straight forward. Never had decals for the white walls. Blue shocks? I tried to break up the colors a bit.

I built the engine first. I know! Like in the instructions.

Oregon says, Hi! Long time builder, first build-in-progress post. I'm coming aboard from another forum, so I'm actually re-posting. I look forward to any and all feedback. I'm probably 60% along, but I will start from the start for my own sense of cohesion. So forgive the photo onslaught. But again, comment on anything for the "I may try that next time" file. I still have many things to try and I want to improve with each build (money and space considering).

Thanks all!

Hi All, I'm a lifetime modeler with mediocre+ skills. I love to share thoughts and enjoy seeing other people's work. On the bench: Monogram '64 1/2 Mustang Convertible