JayVee
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I really like your plans for this one, it looks great so far.
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AMT #8319
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Thanks! I always thought that blower setup looked outrageous and it seemed like the right thing to add to the newer tooled kit. I've heard it said that the older kit has more accurate body lines, but the newer kit goes together beautifully and it has a lot of detail parts under the hood (most of which I didn't use)!
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Yes, the one with the yellow car on the box.
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Thanks Manny, the blue is shot straight over gray primer.
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This one is super easy to lower, I just cut the rear springs and used the dropped front axle that's in the kit.
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Beautiful job! It looks perfect with those rims.
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That build has a megaton of style, beautiful work!
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Here are a couple of photos of this retro-styled '40 Ford droptop. The suspension was lowered and it rides on big 'n little steelies. The final color will be dark olive green metallic.
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Here's one that was justed painted. The color is Royal Blue Pearl with rally stripes made with mica silver, light gunmetal, and clear smoke layers topped with clear pearl:
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Here are some photos of this recently finished '57. This was a really well-designed kit to work with:
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Looks super, great job!
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Great engine details, very nice!
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Fantastic pinstripe paint work!
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Time to slide this one "Under Glass". Thanks for checking out this project, it was a fun one!
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Here are some photos of a recently completed '37. Thanks for checking out the pics!
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Great job!
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Super job!
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Great stuff, love the Mustangs.
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Very cool!
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That thing is off the freakin' chain! Wow!
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you're good! (WagonRod)
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The wheels for this are from the Revell Focus kit with Pegasus sleeves on the rears (bonus points if you can I.D. which kit supplied the pieces for the air cleaner).
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Good tip, I also have this booth and it's right next to a basement window. I'm going to make a removable insert for the window as you did.
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I have a related question regarding this topic. How do you guys route the dryer hose to the outside of the house? Any tricks besides boring a big hole in the wall?
