CA Whitecloud

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