Jim B

Yes, soaked it overnight. Going to soak it longer, and try again tomorrow afternoon.

As much as i like Tamiya spray paint, I'm always a little apprehensive when I'm applying them because I know if I have a paint failure, I'll never get the paint off and I might as well buy a new kit. Fortunately, this has only happened to me twice. Well, it just happened again! It was recommended that I soak the parts in 91% isopropyl alcohol to strip the parts, buy that just made them wet. Even scrubbing didn't seem to have much effect. Anyone else have any ideas? Lacquer thinner? Turpentine? Gasoline & a match, maybe?

Very nice. Surf's up, dude!

Really great looking Transtar. Surprised the 16V72 fit under there. Very well done.

Great looking Toyota. Very well done.

Daisy did have nice taste in vehicles. Well done.

Well done.

Great looking 442. Well done.

Very nice.

I thought the Chevrolet Bison that was coming out was the 1/32 scale kit, or am I thinking Revell?

Great looking Mustang.

Nice looking Corvette. Well done.

Very cool.

Very nice Aston Martin. Well done.

Great looking Chevelle.

Really nice-looking Road Runner. Beep beep!

Nice looking Beemer. Very well done.

Great looking Coronet. Both of them.

Great looking Mustang. Well done.

Great looking Freightliner.

Looks really nice. Great details.

Great looking Vette. I have this in the stash, so thanks for the tips.

Really nice looking Chevelle. Very well done. My biggest issue with this kit was the fit of the grill & headlight. What a pian in the headlight bucket that was!

Really nice Camero.

Pretty cool race car.