philo426

Looks good! Post a pic of the engine bay!

AS far as disputing techniques that is a bit odd!We all have techniques that work well for us but may not be right for everyone.Always experiment on a test mule first to see if the new technique will work out for you.Always be open to new ideas!

Man that truck is going to be so cool when its done!

Yes but if you don't post pics of your work,then you are not getting the most out of the forum.

Yes! Kind of a rude wake-up call when others point out that what you thought was an awesome model turns out to be not so awesome after all!Kind of humbling!

I wonder why forum members would praise a model that has noticable flaws?Personally,I would carefully ponder a critique and check to see if it was valid.The truth is the truth no sense in getting upset if the flaws are manifestively there.Use the critiques to improve your techniques,no sense in getting upset as long as the critique is polite and factual!

It worked my name is now visible so the mod should be happy now!

See if it took

Oh the Horror! Who descecrated the E-Type Jag Convertible? Oh no!

Looking good so far! THe 500 series Benzes are great!

Yes that Camaro with the '57 Chevy front and '59 Chevy rear is really fugly!

Grabber Blue is cool!

I like the color(Reminds me of seafoam green).Boy you sure dirtied and rusted up the frame! Good job!

Nice clean build but the beige color and lack of stripes is kind of plain! You need to jazz the trucks up alittle in the future!

I like it! The skylight is a very cool feature.Do you remember the original issue from the '70s that has the red,white and blue paint job?That would be cool to replicate!

Junkman,Check this out!

Looks like an interesting build be sure to post more in-progress shots!

Looks like a cool project.Here is a color you might want to consider!

What you have to do is score the hood crease with a #11 Blade until the hood drops out .This will take a while.To cure the wearp heat up some water in the microwave and immerse he hood for a few seconds them straighten it out.If that doesn't work then get a hood from a Monogram '59 caddy to use as a replacement.

Looks like a cool project!The Henry J kit is a Revell classic!

I use Testor's Model master Chevy Engine Red.Sure looks orange to me!

I kit-bashed 2 lionel F-3s to make this one!

I really like it! Could you post some more pics of it?

When I use Bondo spot putty ! wet sand it with 320 grit.Really works well!

Lets see! Working fine!