[LADIES and GENTLEMEN: The C6R is done!]

Really well done, Ismael. Lots of detail work there.

[Completed: Porsche Carrera GT]

I smelled Seal Grey paint and honed in on this.

Nice work James! Those CF decals would drive me nuts.

[71 Buick Riviera]

Real nice. I love the color on it, especially with the white top and interior.

[2001 Jaguar TransAm]

Nice job, Brendan. That's the first I've seen of that model. It looks quite nice, decals and all.

[Firebird SD-455]

That really does have a good, no-nonsense look to it. With all that red though you'd never be allowed to park it at the polo club.

[Complete:Ferrari 575M Maranello (now with better pictures!)]

Looks great, Antonio. That's a pretty accurate match for Grigio Titanio.

[REVELLS 71 HEMI CUDA]

Nice work, Tom. Very clean and smooth.

[Pocher Alfa FINISHED!]

That's an exceptionally nice replica. I really like the exterior colors along with the complemeting interior.

[Orange '41 Willys with True Fire]

Nice job. Great graphics and a real good look overall.

[70 Super Bird]

Real nice work. Very clean, good detailing and good photos.

[Revell C6-R Corvette (7-4-07 update)]

Looks like the days of orange peel and rub-through spots are over for you. Nice work!

[2 Underglass for tha Dog. 62 Dart and 29 ModelA]

Nice! Both are very cool.

[Revell '49 Merc]

Excellent review, Dave. Looks like it's about ready for publishing.

[Gluing delima]

I usually always use CA glue unless the job calls for epoxy.

It sounds like your concern is more about damaging paint on parts you've already painted. 99% of the time some touch-up painting is required to cover glue bonds between two parts so scraping painted parts, if necessary, before joining them isn't a concern if done carefully. Once joined, touch it up with a fine sable hair brush and try to blend the brushed finish with the already painted finish.

[New Resin Body From Reliable Resin & DB Designz]

The resin body looks very accurate and high quality. Looking forward to seeing your finished replica.

[Scale Dreams is leaving us]

I've placed many orders with them. They were kind of a one stop shop for a variety of items. Sorry to see them go.

[Emergency broadcast message about primer]

Thanks Bob.

Thanks Izzy.

I saw the word "Nason" and I cringed.

['69 GSS Dart]

Nice work John. I like the colors you chose for it.

['69 Cougar "BLK CAT"]

I like it. Stylish and understated. Extra points for wiring and hoses.

[Emergency broadcast message about primer]

Nason is more or less DuPont's budget line of products. I experimented with the Nason equivalent of VariPrime a few years ago and found that it was totally useless for my modeling purposes. The best thing about it was that it came in a plastic container so it didn't make a lot of noise when I dumped it in my garbage can.

[1979 Camaro Z28]

Nice job. That color combination definitely has a 70's flavor to it.

['58 Pontiac Bonneville]

Unique and very sharp.

[60th - F430 Challenge - Not comp: Street Version - Finally Finished!!!!!]

Great job. That looks very unassuming in white but also very striking at the same time. Lots of nice added touches.

[Wiring]

Depending on how narrow the distributor cap is you may not be able to drill individual holes. For that situation I hollow out the whole cap, glue all the wires in at once with CA glue, then I fill any gaps between the wires and the cap with 5-minute epoxy. Once that has cured I paint over the hardened epoxy along with the rest of the distributor cap and it all blends in smoothly.

['66 Chevelle Sedan Delivery]

Nicely done. It looks like a natural.