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Brock.... I would recommend a Badger Model #200. It is a single action air brush. Very simple to use. I have had mine for over 20 years. I also have a dual action Iwata Neo Gen that I picked up from Hobby Lobby with a 40% off coupon for a dual action gravity feed. I still prefer my Badger because Its what I am most comfortable with.

Anne... I would Recommend for glues.... Weld-on #3 for bare plastic (it is similar to Tenax and pro ambroid) It used to be bottled for the hobby industry and in hobby shops but seems they went away long ago. I personally buy mine from different plastics shops in either pints or quart sizes and you save money buying it in a bulk size like that versus a 4oz bottle. I would also recommend Zap a Gap CA glue. and you may want some Kicker for it but you don't need it. For gluing things like clear head lights, tail lights and windshields in I use Microscale's Micro Kristal Klear. It is a white glue somewhat like elmers but It dries crystal clear. 5 min expoy is also good to have for gluing different pieces together too. For body fillers I highly recommend the 2 part fillers like Bondo or Evercoat. you can purchase bondo in a tube with hardner from local automotive stores. The evercoat brand is found in automotive auto body supply shops. I personally don't really care for any of the hobby putty's but I have seen people here use it and never have trouble with it. some of them shrink over time. And I personally use all PPG and House Of Kolor base coat/clear coat paints on my builds for the bodies. You may need to try a few of the putty's to see which you like working with best.

Nice work Anne.... It looks great. Scratch building can be lots of fun. then again some parts it seems like it takes me a few tries to get that right look I am looking for or the first couple I am not quite happy with

Nice work on the frame Mark. Its turning out nice.

Brett.... this is just killer and I love the look.You nailed it with the colors and stance as well as the chop.. Nice work!!

Brad... this is just gorgeous bud and turned out great. I have to admit I like this paint scheme better than the solid orange you had before. Man this thing is sure sweet. Great Job on it!!

John.... Pure awesomeness bud!!!! This build is just killer

Nice work on the body. It looks good.

Scott I am loving the progress you sre making in this. Its looking killer. Keep up thr grest work.

Nice start on this build.

Nice start on this build.

Tyrone... nice work man!!! Your builds are always fun to watch come to life. This is sure coming along. Keep up the great work bud!

This is a totally cool build. Iike that you did sonething different with the engine. Nice work.

Nice looking ride. Job well done.

These are some great looking builds. Nice job on them!!!

Joe... I am so sorry to hear about your hand. I will be praying for a speedy recovery and that the surgeries go well. That is a bummer that you had to sell this beautiful build but I understand the situation. I am sure gonna miss seeing updates on this build. I sure hope to see you do another 1/16th pro mod after your hand heals. You are a talented builder. I will tell you this much if we see this build completed by who ever bought it, we will know it was your work.

Bill ... you have me so impressed with this build. The steerng shaft is just awesomr man. Keep up the great work.

My thougjts and prayers go out him and his family

Tyrone.... Those carbon fiber decals look great on the tubs as well as the bolt heads. Keep up the great work

Mike looking great. I love the color, totally cool.

Joe... well That's Bad A$$, Those turned out perfect. Those V-band clamps look killer. Very Nice work on them and the bull horns. Totally Sweet Man!!!

Those builds are just beautiful!! Nice job!! I love the color on both

I get my Plastikote Spot and Fill primer from from Carquest here in Arizona. They seem to be the only ones that carry it here. It's my choice of primer for my builds and have been using it for years.

That is a great video. I love it. Jeff Gordon is my nascar driver and that was some funny stuff. the salesman look on his face is priceless the whole time....hahaha

Hey Anne.... I had created some reference charts with sizes for tubing which can be for brass or plastic to get what would be the equivalent sizes to be in scale. Take a look here and hopefully it helps... http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=70954