Donny

Thanks David, I wasn't sure if it was possible to get a good result from a rattle can. Didn't want to go spending the hard earned on them and not be able to get at least a possible good result. I would assume it's more difficult than with an airbrush which I have. Don

Thanks John and Trevor, I'm not new to modeling, just a long time away from car modeling - 40 odd years Don

Looking really good mate, something I'd like to try at a later date, much later, when I have a lot more experience. I'm just starting again after 40 years, so have a lot to learn, catch up on. Going to follow your progress with this. Don

Okay, now I'm getting to know the ropes, thanks for the heads up mate Don😉

Recently I saw the IMO mauve metallic paint job on a I think it was a '32 Ford. I've been checking around trying to locate it again, no luck so far. Next question, can I get a great finish from a rattle can paint job, I don't want to have to buy auto paint, too expensive and to big a quantity yes I'm a newbie, as you will gather as time goes on. A lot has changed in the last forty years. All help appreciated. Thanks. Donny

how long does it take to get approved by the moderator? Signed up a couple of days now - downunder time, and still getting the "need to be approved" message".

Thanks guys, appreciate the welcomes, look forward to chatting.

Thanks carl, I'm sure I'm going to drive you guys mad with my questions, I'm a bit out of touch, been a very long-time modelling cars

Hi guys, briefly, I'm from Brisbane Australia. Just getting back into the model car scene after a thirty-year hiatus. Built many models when in my twenties/ thirties, but then life got in the way - kids, mortgages and all that. Got back into modelling building a railroad for my son and now my grandson. I'm a retired motor mechanic and trial driver so cars are in my blood. Just purchased a couple of kits to get going again, so I guess you'll see a few posts popping up every now and then - you know, how the hell do I do this type of post. Nice to be here and share interests. Donny

Excellent diorama, your weathering and attention to details brilliant. Donny