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I know... after I did those details, I put the model aside for a few weeks (work got in the way). Then I was in a rush to finish it off. Yeah, first thing that I should of done was paint the front bumper before any of the other parts. I just didn't think of that. Live and learn I guess.
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Interior now attached to Chassis.
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Model: Tamiya Kit # 35096 Built: 8-12-05 Scale: 1/35 -
Yup, I painted this car with Tamiya's Yellow spray paint. Since this kit was built, I've gotten much better, so I bought another one to build in the future. Next time I build this kit, it will have engine detail.
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Model: Revell Kit # 2166 Built: 9-20-08 Scale: 1/24 Model Box I know, I know... I need to do more engine detail, like the spark plug wires. In my defense, I did built this kit back in 08 before I really started detailing my models. I was more concern on perfecting the body paint job and interior. Now I'm working on engine detailing.
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LOL... I didn't forget, I just didn't bother LOL. I had to build this kit for a club Contest and didn't have the time. So I decided to skip painting the front bumper as it should of been.
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Well Ed, My hats off to you for your great job on that kit. You did an awesome job on a kit that is a major pain. I may never build that kit.
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Hi Hans, the 1970 Dodge Coronet Super Bee does come with the red trimming on the back. Here's a picture of the actual car. Allot of people that restore them forget that the rear should have red trimming so that's why you don't seem them. But for those that properly restore the Coronet Super Bee, you will find that they have done the red trimming.
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That's a gorgeous looking 55 Chevy!! Love the color combo.
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Ed, that's a hell of a job on a hard to build kit. Love the color scheme on it!! How did you attached the two piece body and detail the interior to come out looking that good? I have this kit but put it on the side because of the two piece body. Don't have a clue yet on how to get started.
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Model: MPC Kit # 703 Built: 4-22-09 Scale: 1/25 Model Box
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Model: Tamiya Kit # 35020 Built: 6-10-06 Scale: 1/35 Model Box
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Dave, that's a really cool model.
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Model: Tamiya kit # 35157 Built: 6-12-05 Scale: 1/35
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Cool looking Batmobile. I've built this kit myself. I chose to build it like the film version, with the semi-gloss black.
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Beautiful model. Love the color choice.
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Here's my latest finds. Four of them where kits that I've been looking for a while, they were the 1970 1/2 Baldwin Motion Camaro, Monogram 25th Ann. Lamborghini Countach, 87 Monte Carlo SS Aeroback, BAck to the Future Time Machine. The Sting Ray III and 1973 Mustang were gravy.
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Hi Ed, Thanks... Nothing much, Currently I was working on the Shelby Series 1 but had to put that on the side to work on another Lambo... This one is the Murcielago. It's going to be a tribute to one of our model club member that pasted away a few months back. He built straight from the box, but he did some AWESOME paint Jobs. He was really big on Lambo's. Need to have it finished befor...
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Loved how this kit went together. I'm planning to buy another one and make it look like one I've have a picture of from the Iraq War that you can tell it has seen battle. Model: Tamiya 35156 Built: 12-03-05 Scale: 1/35
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Really nice build. Love the weathering on it.
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AWESOME WORK!!! That's one hot looking race car.
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Hi Brian, Very nice job on that kit. You are heading on the right direction on building models. Keep on doing what you do and your model building skills will grow. And Welcome to the Hobby Family!!!
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I used Eduard's Zimmerit.
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This is the old Tamiya Kit. It's a pretty good kit. As most Tamiya Car kits, there's no engine detail. This was one of my early builds. Model: Tamiya Kit # 2406A Built: 8-22-06 Scale: 1/24
