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I've used styrene half rounds for trim that had probably the same needed radius on corners. I would use liquid plastic glue and do in short sections about a half inch or so. I just lay the strip down and touch with small glue brush. For the radius I'd put son glue on and it bends easily around the radius and sticks. It may be tough controlling the edge you need with half the half round sticking out from the edge. Might need a bit oversize round but it is industrial. here's a few pics of how much the rounds bend with a little glue softening .. These taillight shrouds were made with half rounds the same way, bending around the taillight lenses

It looks good in those colors.

I love using natural materials too when I need a setting for a build. That Golf, though. It has seen better days. ))

This is really looking good. I can't believe you cleaned all the gunk off the body without the A posts breaking!

This is looking very good, but I had a much newer '67 TR4A with twin SU Carbs like this and they were the most irritating thing on any car I've owned! Keep it going!

Looking good so far ...

I like her legs ...

I'm here, Peter ...

All my AMT 3in1 customs looked like this! LoL

You're being nuts, Tom ... I love it. and, congratulation on winning the Best of the Berkshires 2019 for Pete's Gun Shop ... again!

My mouth is stuck open but I can't speak! WoW!

Beautiful detailing!

Beautiful job on that!

VERY cOOl!

Keep em coming .. who'd of thought all these in Brooklyn!

I like this! This was the first pickup I build, back about 1960!

Everything is looking amazing .. especially the Ball joint steering!

I like this. Have a soft spot for Larks as I drove black '60 Larks for Connecticut State Highway Dept. over the summer my first year at college in Angola, IN ... sounds close to you.

looking great!

Really like your bare metal effect

I love British cars too .. had a '67 TR4A when stationed at Ft. Devens in MA and drove it in snow there from Hartford with chains on. I'll be watching for sure.

Wowzer!

You don't see one of these every day, even in 1953! Very cool!

I think the new one has a bit of a short nose (DUH!) but looks grand.

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