Nick Winter

Thanks.

Hey guys let me know your name and what you ordered and I'll talk to Randy, ok.

Cool thanks for the link Wayne. A usefull one too. Ok gal's and fella's, I got my hood today from Trans Am Friek, I've started sand ing the edge so it fits flush.

Thanks, Yeah but the biggest small four I've ever seen. Thanks, allthough Daisy did have this thing in chase a few times.

Well while 'ol Cooter waited on some parts, which he's still waiting for he put as much of Daisy's jeep toghether in the meentime. Ok well enough fun, I still need to paint the chrome mirrors black and make some taillights, I'm waiting on the wheel pegs and backs to arrive from srodder.

Ok I just wondred what happened to ya'll.

Can I make a suggestion, when taking a pic of a model use the close-up or marco mode. But I like what your doing so far. Ok guys we have some builders who are humming along and some other we haven't seen any progress from in quite some time, the builders we have seen are highlighted in red, those we haven't seen in blue. Entries: 1978 dodge d100 street truck- Dukefan69'- finished 1978 dodge little red exspress- dwc43 1994 gmc sonoma- Kustommodels88 1995 ford ranger street truck- The Red Ranger 1962 ford unibody- Greg D. wildcart- diymirage 1990 chevy stepside- 67PontiacGTO 1999 chevy silverado- Glen G. 1955 chevy cameo- Mike MC 1968 or '69 dodge a-100 pickup. BigGary 1955 chevy pickup- Riz dodge deora - Demon9115 1999 chevy silverado- Toast 1995 toyota tundra- s10kid18

Thanks and that's the one. I already had Kevin (mustang3.8) print me 1 up. Yeah That would be good for Me and Dave, lately were both building movie cars.

I couldn't resist a mock up photo.

I like it.

I assembled the interior and made my own shifter, I'll be getting a proper steering wheel pretty soon from Kevin (Mustang3.8).

Well I added a second coat last night, and started painting details, The black and silver were wet in these pictures.

Sure.

Thanks.

Well I got a coat on my interior, it's gonna need another, and the shineyness is because it hasn't dried fully I just clipped some pictures. I think the color looks right. Keep in mind this picture is from after the car was driven for 31 years.

My parents support me 100%, my dad and grandpa tought me a lot about model building. But I still suprise them pretty often with how good a car comes out.

LOL no I started with a half full bottle of Testors Flat Tan, Added 3 drops, straight from the bottle of Testors Rust, To be perfectly honest I pretty much Estimated, and just added then shook it up to mix it until it looked right to me.

actually I sorta memorized them 3 drops of Testors Rust (Flat dark brown), into Testors Flat tan. Thanks Charlie. Well I am too, I almost entirely forgot about the interior, I was so focused on the exterior that it just slipped my mind. Well You know what "WHEN" more like "If"I finish Jim's car you can post your finished pic's with mine in the Under Glass Section. I think that having them together would be kinda cool for us fans to oggle, and drool over.

Nice rig's Dingo.

1). 3 window coupe. 2). fendered 3). 392 HEMI 4). steelies with baby moons

No prob.

Look at my signature you want the Summer of '69 Build.

Well I've done some more, I've started work on the interior. I sanded off those weird lifted circles on most AMT interior buckets. I also started filling the edges on the seats. I repainted the tranny and exuast. I included some pic's of the color I mixed for the inside. I also included a pic of the real '77 interior. The real car's interior Firewall Seats exuast the tranny sanded interior tub interior colors ( the center one is for the interior, don't worry it dries flat).

Your welcome, it's a good color combo.

sweet I like it.