BOSWELL891

Very Nice. Good Luck!

Got the paint job finished and did a mach up of it with the frame and wheels painted. Now i just need to finish the rest of the interior, wire the motor, add police car lights, decals, and put everything together and I'll be finished. i changed my mind for the third time now i am going to make it have white doors.

Awesome job it definatley doesnt look like your first one since a teenager which is a good thing!

I see the phrase BMF used on here alot so i was wondering what does it stand for?

This is one cbp i just knew i wanted to be a part of

The kit and paint. kit $23, spray paint $3, bottle paints $4.50 the grand total is $30.50 i think i did pretty good.

Haha ya those are my old shoes so i dont get my new ones dirty

I just put the first part of the paint job on today when that paint drys im guna mask the doors off and paint the rest black kinda like the first picture wayne posted

Ok thanks for the tips guys.

Well i finally painted and glued all the walls of my diorama together. I was going for brickwork on the outside but then changed my mind and did a stucco look and i think i did pretty good. Its still not done i have to get some tools and things inside and weather the shop floor and outside driveway.

very cool ideas!

Im new to airbrushing and i was wondering to tamiya jar paints need to be pre thinned before shooting them through an airbrush? And if they do how would you thin them

Is it alright if i jump in becuase ive been thinking about doing a 49 ford police car and then when i seen this thread and i thought it would be cool if i could join in

Ok thanks

So if i bought a spray can of paint for $5 when i add up all my expenses i would count the spray can as 3 dollars instead of 5?

Are you supposed to do one kit or two im kinda confused

Ok thanks for the tips.

Heres mine.

Nice! I like how you did the chop. Very cool!

Thanks for all the ideas Junior they are a big help but I think I am going to go with the stucco affect because my dad had gave me that idea but I wasn't sure on how to do it but now that i know how that is what im going to do on mine. Thanks for the help! Its much appreciated.

I am working on my diorama that I posted on here but Ive changed my mind and I am not going to do brickwork on it so is there any alternatives as to what I can do for the exterior? All suggestions are welcome.

I love all your models. Great Job! I'm glad to see that there is more younger people on here our age than I thought.

Started some more work on my diorama today. I downloaded a program called brickyard from www.modeltrainsoftware.com for 12 dollars which gives you 20 different printable brick designs and it also allows you to pick your exact scale or enter a custom one that you can use for dioramas so I picked the one I liked best and put a mach up of the bricks on the front of my diorama. The pictures below are just a mach up so the measurements and everything aren't exactly correct, but when I do put the brick paper on permanently I will post more pictures as I progress. As always all comments are welcome.

Section 2 is my favorite. I love the cop car and the cop figure. Great Job!