mnwildpunk

Yeah I agree With denatured alcohol if you even look at a model With a can of it in your hand it will peel the paint right off LOL

how long has it been painted? I've noticed the longer the paints been on the part the longer it takes. I've always had better luck with brake fluid but it all comes down to personal preference

Art sorry I didn't have a better answer let me try and find a picture of your headliner and maybe we can put our heads together and figure something out

What I did on a 50 chevy p/u and it was a pain in the rump but I used putty to form the hills and valleys you discibe and sanded them down til they looked correct then I used tissue paper and glue and over laid that on the putty. I then used wires for the bows. Thankfully the p/u only needed a couple bows. Sadly I lost all pics and the model in a house fire about six years ago. I vowed never to do it again but it was praised by my model club. That was how I did it but i'm sure someone has a better and easier way

I would go buy a sheet of thin evergreen I think the thickness of mine is .02 lot of folks would probably use .01 for the dash but it's a bit thin for my liking and just play with it and the dash till you find something you like. Now any 1/25 chevy engine should work with little mods. I'd suggest maybe going to the wanted section and seeing if anbody has the parts your missing. As for aftermarket resin there are a ton of options. As for exhaust I would use acid free flux core solder very easy to bend in the shape you wish and you can drill out the core for pinning and realistic exhaust tips. If you have any futher question or need a better explaination of something feel free to pm me

I don't know all the ins and outs of decal application but one thing that really helped me was to moisten the body where you plan to apply it that way it gives you a little more time to position it. Then I take a piece of plastic or something I can use as a squegee. I start from the center and work my way outward. Just be very gentle

I was wondering what are some of the tricks ya'll use to replicate mirror glass. On earlier models i have just painted the mirror surface with silver enamel. I was kicking around the idea of trying to BMF. Let me know how you tackle your mirrors Thanks Dave

I love this build and plastic beach is a great album. Great job on the little details broken back glass bullet holes and such two thumbs up

I wish I had it to trade ya for the falcon resin kit

U r a lucky man to have that

I love it!! Especially the background of the constrution area. Much love to this project and photography

It says it has a fuel injection intake manifold that is it.

B-E-A-UTIFUL

Outstanding

I guess i shpuld of been more clear on the method which the other guys filled in what i should of explained and also gave ya a few other options

If your quite worried just sand down the handles until they are flush with the body. That way no cutting up the body

I like it so far very nice work

If you at the film those deffinetly not the normal wheel opening for the comander

I found this video for the 50 studebaker in the video they keep calling the vehicles desert explorers was it a promotional gimick or where they an actual special option package?

Eric can we get pictures of the parts trees? What did you think of the kit

Isn't it Beau something I know he tells sally fields when she asks

I here you about after eating and also driving is a hard one for me

Mike mcm is this site. I'm not sure if you are being funny or if it was a serious question

Day 8 woo hoo the triggers are the hard thing for me to get past. I thought about the e-cig but I didn't want to trade addictions so to speak. Now if I could get rid of my coke habit (cola not the other) I might live til I'm 50 lol

Well I started that chantix two weeks ago and I am on day five without a cigarette. I'm finding it's not the cravings i'm having a hard time with it's the triggers such as after eating, driving, waiting for someone/thing. I'm staying strong so far