vaughn

Great job. Have one of these also but have some others ahead of it to be built. Love the paint choice.

You've done some great restoration. Really like the color scheme you have chosen.

Been following this for some time. Really looks great. Gets better and better.

Now thats pretty cool. Great job.

This is a fun build. Built one last year out of the box. Looks identical to the Revell box cover. Have fun.

Good stuff!

Have always liked that look. Are those stock wheels ? Tires look awful small. What scale ?

That is super nice. A winner in my book !

Some of your older model decals actually state,"Do not use Solvent". Why, I do not know. I followed their advise and then after using Solvaset on some others, that did not state that, with great results. I went back and like an idiot applied it to some older decals already on a model that were fine before and the Solvaset wrinkled them. Moral of the story...leave well enough alone. But I have had no problem with Solvaset on decals that says its ok to use a decal set.

Thats pretty cool. Any other masks besides flames?

Nice job. Glad you stuck it out. Looks great!

Welcome and this is a really nice build you got going. Hate to see you so anxious to start another before you finish this one and get too hurried. Take your time and continue. Looking great.

Looking good. detail..detail.

Very very nice.

Thats really neat!

Cool !!

Love the detail and the challenge you are faced with. No doubt...this will be a winner! Where can I get some of the wash?

I like it a lot. And yea, Revell will send replacement parts...up to 5 I think. Anyway...looks great for a first.

Great work in short time!

Thats gonna be a pair of "hot" rods !

I think she's lookin pretty good. I hope to get back to building soon.

Love the wheels...great job.

Very nice job.

Cool stuff. Thanks for sharing Cranky.

Model Master has a 1/2 oz. Chrome Silver Enamel. #FS17178. Flows nicely so use a tooth pick when applying to door handles and such.