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That is one gorgeous Shelby, James. The extra detailing really wakes up this kit. Nice work.

Nice looking Nova, Tom. Great colour, and nice work laying it down.

Nice score, Justin. I would like to land one of these myself. The engine is looking good. I'll be watching this one come together.

Very nice Roadrunner. Good, clean work, and I love the interior detailing.

Very nice Urs. That is a lovely Ferrari.

Yes, lots of variables when getting into airbrushing, the operator being the most variable of all.

You will probably have to do your own research for that. The two links below may be a good place to start. Scalemates offers a lot of specs on each kit, but unfortunately neglects to mention if they are molded in colour. mustang kits 1:25 - Scale Modeling Search (scalemates.com) mustang kits 1:24 - Scale Modeling Search (scalemates.com) Here are just a few that I know of for sure. Often times kits are reissued in similar box art, but may not be molded in the same colour. If it matters, verify before buying. Molded in orange Molded in yellow Molded in red Molded in green Molded in red Molded in orange Molded in light blue Molded in dark red Molded in yellow Molded in metal flake blue or lime green. Molded in red Molded in orange Molded in yellow Molded in yellow

What are the airbrushes?

Welcome to the forum, Ken. Some good looking work there. Cheers.

A common problem when designing something to be completely foolproof, is underestimating the ingenuity of complete fools.

Yes, I agree. That's gorgeous.

Is the Alclad clear a Urethane? I had no idea.

Alsa Chrome was around long before all those pretenders to the throne. And, it addresses all of the shortcomings of the various hobby chrome paints. It's a bit pricier, but the best things always are. I haven't tried it yet, but will be pulling the trigger on it soon. Looking forward to trying it out, but I still need a little more info on its use. If anyone has personal experience, I'd love to hear your thoughts.

Looking great! Very nice work.

Nice colours. That's going to be a good looking Ford.

Nice recovery. Looking cool.

This is looking great! Some very fine model building going on here. Certainly a worthy tribute to the gorgeous 1:1.

Nice! I have tried applying pre-cut BMF myself a few times, and it's tricky work.

Lovely stuff, Francis. It's fun to watch.

Welcome to the forum, Christian. I think you will find quite a few like-minded people here. Cheers.

Mmmmm... nice lines.

Neat idea.

That's my understanding as well. In extreme cases they don't even have chassis plates, just tires glued inside the body.

What a great looking build. I just love the vibe. It's got a great feel, everything about it looks right. Nice clean work too, and a tip of the hat on that foil work also.

Very cool! I always thought this era of Mustang funny cars were the best looking floppers.