Evil Appetite

you can zoom into it by clicking the magnifying glass at the top tight of the frame

I just go over then molded in lines and nuts/botls, then drybrush the heck out of it with diff shades of black, some steel and other metalizers

Dont forget to categorize!

Keep an eye out for it when you're browsing the shops. Could be that they sell it as fast as it comes in..my LHS does.If they sell the paints and you're really interested, ask'em to order a couple of bottles. 2 should be enough to submerge a body in a small dollar store container.

Which nightmare stories? I've been a subscriber for a while now, when i receive it in the mail it's fine, even the envelope is in perfect condition!

Sweet! a Badabing!!! Gonna look wicked!! hehe

Masterful BMF work...very nice.

Really diggin those vans, man!! I like watching groaners like this from time to time..movies that probably cost as much to make as i pay rent..bad production value, bad acting and way off in the sound/video sync. Thanks for the clip..it was great

That cold huh? You'd probably flash-freeze up here

For anyone who is going to try Pine Sol..if the body was primed before paint..then as I said the paint comes off no problem. The primer comes off with little effort. If you haven't primed though, you may end up with a big mess as I did. The paint did react, but scrubbing it with my toothbrush was a nightmare. All I did was move the paint around the un-primed plastic.

CC - Clear Coat

Great tutorials Harry. Brought back alot of the skills i lost fron not using it for the last 5 years. For anyone who wants to learn more..there are a million sites out there that can build on the foundation Harry laid out for you here. or you can pick up The Photoshop WoW book..that is a great How to book without being a tome.

very cool

i use a fine tipped rapido sketch pen, works great

No, it's available in Canada

One of my faves as well. I remember seeing it at the theater when it was origionally released..back when you could pay and watch the same movie over and over again all day....and thats what I did with this one!

It's Aqua Teen Hunger Force...one of the silliest wastes of air time...they probably figured the swearing couldnt make it any worse

Wow..they really do look like they're 1:1...great work!

No, it wasn't lacquer, it was Testors Enamel I went to pickup another bottle at my LHS, and he was out. So i decided to try Pine Sol...I've read that this also does wonders when it comes to stripping paint. I tried it on a body that was painted and clear coated 4 months ago using Testors enamel. In 30 minutes the paint started to bubble and wrinkle, in 2-3 hours 90% of the paint was either floating suspended, still partly attached to the body or sitting at the bottom of the tub. Works great...smells nice too!

That..is what I want to see in a late 60's early 70's Muscle Car kit. As far as I'm concerned..the small front/fat rear tires and slotted mag rims or Keystones are definitive muscle.

IPMS International Plastic Modellers Society SMBC Scale Modeling by Chris MCRC Motor City resin casters FPM FlashPoint Motorsports I'll stop now Andy!

SMS Scale Motor Sports SS/PS Super Stock/ pro Stock FC Funny Car A/N Army Navy Fittings CF Carbon fiber

AB Air Brush AC Air Compressor

HoK House of Color RGE Ross Gibson Engines IIRC If I Recall Correctly IMO in My Opinion

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