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Great start, I really like those wheels, and the paint...love it.

That is be-ut-i-ful. It's amazing what we can do when we're young and don't have the "limitations" of life barring down on us. Great job on the touch-up resto. Is the script hand painted or was it stencilled? Either way I am inspired.

Oh man that R/E digger is very cool, that would be awesome to see run for real.

Nice build,I've got this in the stash as well. Awesome car, it's nice to know the 1:1 has been rebuilt and running agian.

That's a cool looking build, I'd like to have a 1:1 of that car too.

Hi Bill, I'm not on this sight much but when i make it by your work is one of the guys I look for to see what it is your working on. Very clean building as usual Bill. Curt

Nice job, I'm working on the Mustang. I started with the AMT "Blue Max" shell,I stretched the front clip, move the scoops around, raised the rear deck etc etc. How are you tackling the decals? Good looking engine too.

Great job, real nice to see something a little different, btw what's with the Winnipeg Jets hockey player image in the back ground of the fourth pic just to the left on the screen? Just being curious canuck, lol.

I'm thinking real.

But it sorta looks like it has a Nova front end, I'm going with model.

Thanks guys these will help me out very much. Crazy eh, I found that as well.

Woo Hoo, I said model 'cause you can see the ceilling in the paint on the trunk.

I second the Iwata rout, best dam air brush products, period.

Wow, this is a KISS idea. I'm going to have to try this for sure.

Model, there signs in the paint that made me choose model.

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yes thank you, any images are much appreciated.

This is why I dig this site, great start. Thanks

I have one but I can't up load it. Server says it's too big.

Doh! that's very true, never mind my suggestion.

Go get yourself a piece of 8 1/2x11 galvanized sheet put it in a scanner, resize it then print it on decal paper.

To do the math on percetages for the side wall hight you cross multiply. For a 225/70R15 you'd mulitply 70x225 and divide by 100 then do you scale math.

I third this idea with an added bit, put a straw on the nozzle and spray down a paper towel roll into the cup. This cuts down on the mist and the splater/splash back. Then let is sit for a least an hour to de-gas with the lid off, oh yeah heat up the can in hot water before you decan it, this will help with the de-gassing.

Wow looking good, I really like these 1/16 builds.