crazyjim

Thank you Oliver and Bruce. Sunny and 82 degrees today. Cold front coming in Sunday or Monday from CANADA.

Thank you Carl, Andy, and Dann.

Thank you Tom.

Nice weathering.

Nice one.

Thank you Larry, Tom, Luke, and Christopher.

Thank you David, Anders, Scott, and Keith.

First completed build of 2020 is a 1964 Dodge 330 in HOK tangerine kandy over a gold base and then covered with 2 part urethane clear. I acquired the kit in a trade (not on MCM) and discovered there were parts missing. Thanks to gtx6970 for the interior pan and slusher for the radiator support, I got the missing parts. I thought. She's all painted and cleared and in final assembly I discover the rear panel isn't there. I cut pieces of Evergreen to fit and painted the panel black. Exhaust wasn't available so the pieces were made from floral wire and aluminum tubing. Wheels & tires are Pegasus with my resin cast disc brakes. Interior has 4 buket seats and a full length console.

Unbelieveable. Fantastic. Awesome.

Looks good up in the air.

Very nice.

That's probably what I'm thinking of. I know the VA supplies them.

Yeah. That's what I meant about a Tupperware kind of thing. Seems to work better when in a sealed container.

I don't know the details, but there's an portable oxygen unit that you plug into a power source on a car/truck. Couple of friends have them.

I put items in a plastic tub and seal the lid on. Tupperware kind of tub.

I like the wheels your post started with.

Nice work on a tiny thing.

Don't forget a pressure gauge and a water filter.

But how would you weather the decal?

Very nice workmanship.

I bought a California Air compressor a couple of years ago because they are so quiet. I had a Home Deport twin tank compressor and couldn't even hear the phone ring when it was running.

Awesome scratch building.

So clear it.

Awesome in SHINY ???

Google ooh moo. Smooth On products.