Haubenschild
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It cost 90 in total #######! -
The paint cost as much as the model
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The metallizer makes the engine look so much better , did you smoke the funnel caps?
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Thanks! I was able to take some " outside pics " today
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I almost forgot a chassis pic ( well there isnt much to see ) , here it is
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Interesting subject , I cant wait to see this completed!
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I choose this to build models in and also scare the living fecies out of my dog mwahahahha!
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1968 Pontiac Firebird 400 Build (70's style)
Haubenschild replied to Shelbytona's topic in WIP: Model Cars
Neat! , I think you should do a whole series of 70's stlye builds! -
The McLaren is done
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Amazing! , I wasnt into those types of cars before but after watching this build i REALLY like them!
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Fantastic! , what brand of paint is the silver?
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Thanks guys!!!
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This is my 3rd completed build in my 9 months of building , I had alot of fun with it , aside from waiting 2 months to strip the paint , all comments are welcome ( and i know that the rear cowl is slighlty darker than the rest of the car)
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The Decals are now on , the next pics will be under glass
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Here is the finished product without the decals ( yes the rear cowl is slightly darker but i dont want to risk messing up again)
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Just amazing!, are the tracks N scale?
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I like that! , where did you get the 318?
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Thanks guys!!!
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The rear cowl has just been painted
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Finnaly after 2 months the rear cowl has been succesfully painted , phew... , I will try and decal tommorow and hopefully it'll be under glass in a few days. ( sorry about the qaulity )
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I have an F-350 on the bench right now and I am wanting to build an 80 bronco after its finished
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Great work lane! , The engine looks great and the interior is coming along nicely!
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Nice job on the paint and decals , I cant wait to see this finished!
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It looks like you are off to a good start! , keep it up!
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Today I shot a light coat of Tamiya grey primer on the rear cowl