Foxer

no

nope

nadda

theflame

he's stuck in the mud!

here ya go! ehhe looks like we all repeated your guess too.. takes to long to read previous posts!!

oh ..It's Clay's turn.. The winner posts the next one to guess, Nick. )) Game is still on for Clay's turn

Mustang3.8

thinking Art Anderson probably had a 1904 Knox Waterless engine in his first car .. and Harry may have done this sketch of him .. so, he's my next guess. Never met Art, so forgive me if I'm wrong!

Hope I'm not killed for this ... MkowaPhD

model!

thats ALL of us....

that was a win i believe, moderator .. NEXT! I love this one,,

Amazing paint on that!!!!

10 Rambunctious in that shot alone, Shane!! We may have to call you Mr Obsessive II

Welcome Jeffery ... looking forward to seeing some builds..

I think just a bit more duck tape on the rear end should take care of that torque .....

YEAH for extra details!!! .. it's just our nature.. ehhe

Pay no attention to them ... most have never seen a racetrack longer than 1/4 mile.

I LOVE this place SO MUCH! There is SO much experience rolled up here for simple black paint job to bring a new learning experience to me! Thanks so much for all this advice!!! .. and please keep it coming. The wet clear on wet black intrigued me .. never would have thought to apply the clear so soon. How soon after the last black coat before the clear is applied? (assume Tamiya paint) All those black paint jobs are stunning! And, considering "Paint it Black", you guys rock!!

A beautiful ending to a great story!!! ... looks fantastic!

I don't get it .. looks completely normal to me.. ??? . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. I HAD to make up for starting all this here with my first post..

I'm close to painting my Infiniti G35 replica which need a good black paint finish. I originally planned to use Tamiya Acrylic, as I heard it goes down very well. But, I'm a lacquer fanatic by nature because of it's quick drying and it goes on thin and smooth .. for the most part. I don't want to get into urethane paints at this point. I am using a spray gun. I see Tamiya and Testors have black lacquers but have never tried them before. I imagine I can get Duplicolor or other auto touch up paint and decant also. I have this thing about black paint in my head saying it's the most difficult color to get looking well, but that may be just my imagination. I do plan on using a clear coat over it. So, I'd appreciate any recommendations and experiences as to BLACK LACQUER paint ... brands, techniques, etc, etc. Let the rambling begin ....

UP on your haunches little one!!! welcome in, Curt