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maybe some oddballs, like a 59 Buick Invicta or a 61 Plymouth?

Channel locks and bear strength.

Typically, white glues like Elmers dry clear, especially thinned as it would be in this case.

Very nice work!

Currently working on: Trumpeter 78 Monte Carlo Next project: Revell Datsun 240Z in the stash: ARII 74 Mach 1 Revell 65 Mustang Convertible Jo-Han 63 Chrysler Turbine Revell Pontiac Banshee concept AMT 62 Thunderbird Revell 60 Impala 2 Tamiya Pininfarina Mythos Tamiya Ferrarri Testarossa Revell 90's Cougar XR7 Revell 90's Impala SS Aoshima Toyota Trueno AE86 (full detail) AMT F&F Toyota Supra Monogram Tijuana Taxi AMT "Fire Fighter" Mustang II Lindberg 64 Dodge 330 Lindberg 53 Ford Victoria Lindberg Dodge A100 truck Monogram 56 Belair AMT 76 Gremlin Munsters Coach/Dragula set Revell 69 Dodge Charger R/T AMT Ala Kart not sure what else. Plus several resin anime kits.

I was doing a set of custom decals for the Enterprise and the set came with instructions to use a solution of a couple of drops of white glue in water to help stick them down. I painted the white glue/water solution down first, then placed the decal, then painted with solvaset. The decals went on like a dream. You might try something similar.

Ummmm.... Kickstarter project to get you going?

A Fosse kit could've been funny. Jazz Hands!

I wish I had Velocity. I loved this show and watched all of the re-runs. Always makes me want to rebuild a car.

Castrol Super Clean should have been in the Automotive section, usually in a big box store or auto parts store. The LA's Totally Awesome stuff is usually at dollar stores. Also heard of using bleach, and I generally use brake fluid.

Glad to see Moebius is driving a little bit of a kitting war between the manufacturers. Maybe it'll spark some new subjects, like old Mopar.

Very nice work!

Gorgeous little bug! Nice job!

Really nice work! I gotta get another one of the Henry J gassers.

I've only got one really old kit, the 63 Chrysler Turbine. But it's the only way I'd ever get a copy of this kit. No one's re-popping the full detail one now, and the curbside isn't what I wanted.

The orange Toyota Supra from "The Fast And The Furious" for $4 or so. I'm really impressed. It's a nice kit. Gonna ditch the big goofy spoiler and make it look more racing than tuner.

What a crying shame. It was a beautiful build. Hopefully you can put her right again.

I'm in complete awe of your talents. Keep up the good work~!

Really outstanding work. Keep it up!

Wow! Didn't know they made a full detail of this vehicle. You're doing an outstanding job so far.

Jo-Han 63 Chrysler Turbine (also one of my favorite cars) Revell Ponitac Banshee concept Revell 92 Mercury Cougar Lindburg 53 Ford Victoria Revell Henry J gasser Galaxie 48 Chevy Fleetline Fastback Revell 58 For Thunderbird IMC/Testors 48 Ford Convertible Monogram Li'l Coffin Special Monogram Boot Hill Express.

Very nice work, and a good cause. My wife's got a congenital heart defect, so I do understand how high these medical bills can get. Good luck!!

I've got one of the Testors/IMC 48 Fords, and the whitewalls are press on stickers. They actually came out really well and have stayed put so far.

I use brake fluid. doesn't hurt the plastic at all. It's not fast sometimes, but it does the trick. I've also heard of people using bleach.