Joker

Bringing this tip page back up to the present. Reason being ...it works. Got a built up '63 Ford Galaxie , and the black paint came off , then the blue paint. The other kit ..a '59 El Camino , also a build up , had tan-gold-green layers of paint and the Awesome degreaser did what it could but thanks to Nicks how-to I was able to see vintage styrene again..the El Camino is a light blue and the Galaxie is a cream color styrene. Thanks to Bills' (Ace) search method too.

Thanks for sharing... It musta been lots of fun identify these big land yachts cruising down the neighborhoods. The "Jelly Bean" cars of today killed car spotting game.

Sound the alarms ! This one is red HOT !

Great build full of tutorials. My favorite has to be the homemade wash. Thanks for sharing..can't wait to see the "Mustachioed Crew" too.

Thanks for the info..

Burnt Orange....Go Longhorns !

In my best "Chum Lee" voice.....Awesome !

Hope the door touch up works for you. Murphy ......grrrrrrrrr.

Thanks again...I can't believe it's a year old build ...

Welcome to MCM Jon.

Thanks for sharing the JC Whitney/Honest Charlie style customs. I got one of those grills rolling around in my parts box. The wheel covers rock tho.

Thanks...gonna place a request for one in the Want Page Gotta put a '36 back on my build pile

Dehydrators are bad.....humkay (especially the ones without temp control like mine) WIP '36 Ford Roadster with '37 head light buckets, trying to make a Danbury Mint styrene copy. Top was a clear piece of unknown origin (kit historians?) anyhooo....placed it in the dehydrator and took a nap.... woke up to this major FAIL

The non bucket interior really surprised me. Big bonus and time saver for you. BTW what colors are you gonna pick for the interior? Just curious because of the body color.

^ what he said

Super crisp and clean..both the build and the pics. Thanks for posting.

Make templates using index cards...then trace onto a piece of styrene. Half round styrene was added to the edges and attached with cut straight pins.

Ditto

Thanks Jarius for the Sketchpad poster. Alyn..the Tow Truck is just stunning. Thanks also , for the how-to on the Petty race car...lots of building tips !

My my my.....gorgeous tail/head light buckets. Thanks for the link.

H-Town...now living in Chesterfield Virginia. Former member of Houston Automotive Modelers Society. Still got my Red/White name badge with Gene Winfields autograph on the back from the 1998 Houston Autorama.

Stunner !

CHURCH !