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WOW! , Simply Amazing!

Yes an extension of modeling... I like that . I thought Rhino was easier to use, I have rendered two Cars a Delorean and the Green Hornets Black Beauty 1965 Chrysler Imperial and many other different things, but never clothing I may have to try that one day. Anyway Thanks for the compliment .

Hello PPL, I thought I would show off this 3D model I made for the Star Trek Legacy Game of the U.S.S. StarLeague, its a Dreadnought I modeled using Rhino 3D, and Milk shape 3D, this was one of my first ships created for a game, so the Textures used for this model are alittle off, but the ship is playable and very distructive!

You had me going on a Star Wars Parody ! Great Job on the tank!

Yes I agree, even if they only made slight changes I could have lived with it.

Oh yeah, I did see this awhile back, Excellent restore! .

Now that 's a Dirty Track Racer .

Did you Show your dad this build? If you did I'll bet he was very happy . Great Job!

I do like the pink color for that, I am currently building a 71', Good job for your first time trying to get on accurate.

Wow! you really love the Stang's don't ya ! Great Job on that one.

Awesome! And I really like the Diorama with it parked next to many of the other classics.

Yes! Sweet! That's Right People we are Showing off our Chargers !

This would not surprise me .

Looks really Awesome .

I am still in between this project, and I am still awaiting the 50 Dash board from ModelHaus, and the Racing Steering Wheel from a UK company. I am currently working on getting the Hood Scoop right and fixing up where the Cement glue burned on the Plastic with some putty. And since I have the putty there are a few more area's that need to be fixed. I also intend on changing the color to the Medium Grey that would make Cobra's Car more accurate. This is all I have up to date right now.

71's common or not, restore both..... Save the models!!!!!

@ all, since I finished my 68 Charger and got all of the decals on except for one, but thanks to the advice about the white glue in water I went fairly smoothly . @ Charlie Yeah since read about that here on the forum I did just that, smaller decals only needed about 25 Seconds then it was sliding off. Anyway Thanks for the information guys .

Wow it looks great! I'm not into Dragster's but that is one mean looking one .

Allright now we can both show off the cars of a similiar Scheme just different Years . Thanks. OMG was it ever tough! . I will have to think about buying myself a Fine Sharpie. Thanks. And to every one else thanks, I could not have done it without the inspiration and thoughful words of motivation. Though still not perfect or Contest Quality, to me it is close enough. Thanks again. . As I stated above I am waiting for the Cement to dry on the rest of the parts, then I will be waxing, I will post better pictures then. Though in the Future I may want to build another like the one on the Bullit Film, I just need to find the Hubs.

Very Nice, I like it, wait till you see the one I am customizing .

For the most part it is complete, I am now awaiting the Cement to dry before I try Polishing/Waxing. I have a few issues with the engine, the Air Cleaner is now off of the engine because it is sitting too high and the hood can not sit properly, I have taken a picture of the Engine before that, but I ended up gluing the hood on for the rest of the shots. Also the front end is sitting high, I don't know the reason for this, but I am hoping that gravity will correct that problem. Other than all of this it doesn't look bad , it's much better than my last build. Specs, Model/Make: Revell 2 n 1 '68 Charger Skill level 3 Paint/Color: Exterior: Was Testor's Flame Black, Now Model Master's Black, and about four coats of Clear, Engine color Testor's Tropical Aqua - Interior: MM Black and Testor's Red, Testor's Brown and Chrome for Steering wheel and Dash. Status: Completed, awaiting Cement to dry. Engine Shot before Air Cleaner was taken off. Well It's the best model I have done thus far, when every thing is dry I will post a few more pictures after waxing/polishing. It is also my first time using the Chrome BMF, My very first try with BMF was on the Nova SS with the Black Chrome. I know the rear looks kind of crappy with the BMF but I am in the learning process . Thanks for looking.

You know now that I think about it, I have done this quite a few times, Revell's instructions say leave it in the water for a minute, so this means 1 minute is going overbroad? Okay I am going to change that habbit and leave it in for only 30 seconds. How ever all of the other tricks and tips I am going to apply, Thanks for bringing me to light on that .

It really wasn't that bad, but could have worse. Just don't be too hard on yourself, you have acknowledged a mistake and you have apologized and that is a very good of you , as long as you have learned by it, I don't see a problem.

It looks really good I like these stock builds.

Wow! It looks Great! I really like the Shine on the Paint job! Keep up the good work, And I really feel your pain with the BMF .