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Nice work on the little Sunbeam. Looks great in that smooth red paint.

Tidy Camaro. Lovely paint. Very cool.

Good looking Torino.

Good looking Roadrunner, Walter. Shame about the excess flake in the paint, but still very cool.

The doorbell just rang... Fresh from the Plastic Model Store in Ukraine.

A lot of it comes down to personal preference. I use BSI Super Thin almost exclusively, but I think more people on the forum prefer the thicker stuff. I haven't tried the non-fogging stuff, so can't comment on that. BSI's kicker (accelerator) is very good, perhaps the best out there, regardless of brand of CA used. It won't harm painted surfaces. BSI is a great product, but other, less expensive brands of CA work very well, too. Even the old Krazy Glue. I believe BSI's popularity among model builders comes largely from the fact their comprehensive product line is targeted at hobbyists. In this way they support the hobby, and that's part of the reason I spring for BSI.

Welcome to the forum, Maddie. Cool patina on the Torino.

Not that it matters. Anyone alive that knows how to read them no longer has the eyesight to do so.😉

Welcome to the forum, Kat. It's a great place to jump into the hobby. Cheers.

Coming along nicely. Great lines to work with. A Bugatti grill would look good. I was also thinking thin chrome bumpers for a retro look.

In addition to lacquer, I think MCW offers some of their colours in enamel as well, and they have a hardener for it. Be sure the paint you are looking at is lacquer, if that's what you want.

And, I must stress, NOT recommended.

There are many thousands who use the stuff as a topical to relieve the symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis. I'm betting that's not on the website either.

Are you looking for the Mopar factory colours? Try MCW or Scale Finishes. MCW Finishes (1970) Dodge

I'm not sure if I would call it a lubricant, actually. I use the stuff a lot in the garage, but I NEVER use it as a lubricant. It is an extremely poor one. I generally use it as a solvent and cleaner. It's primary purpose is a water displacement, and I use it for that on occasion.

Nice Vette, Rick. Looks like you are going to be busy for the next while.

Sweet Ferrari, and of a variant not often seen. Nice work.

Nothing wrong with making an early good-impression on a new LHS proprietor. 😉 A wise investment in your future.

Welcome back to the forum.

Good looking Charger. They always look great in yellow.

A couple of fine Datsuns. I really dig the green hue. It reminds me of a green 240z I considered buying a few years back.

That's a fine Chevelle. Very nice paint work.

Beautiful Galaxie. Got to love the big-block 4 speed.

Nice clean Fairlane.

Great photos. Thanks for sharing. Oh how I would love to be let loose in that place with the cameras.