Modelbuilder Mark

oh so nice, great bodywork

Really sharp!

I use several different methods. If it is a raised pin mark, I use an exacto to cut it down ,then sand smooth. if it is sunken, my method will depend on how visible the repair will be. If on a floorboard for example, I may simply flood the little indent with liquid putty (think surfacer primer) and once dry, sand level. If the area will be a prominent surface, I may use liquid cement, and chopped up bits of sprue, preferably from the same kit, and make some sprue glus, fill the void, then once dry it will sand like the surrounding plastic. Another option is to dig it out a little, then use two part polyester putty (Bondo), but this requires more steps, including a good primer over the porous work area. Basically, trial and error until you find what works for you.

Not sure how I missed this post, but as usual from you, really nice model.

REALLY really nice.

Cool backstory, and a neat truck.

Any more progress?

cool!

Nice work so far

cool

Looks cool, are you going to leave it monotone, or do detail painting on it?

Looking forward to more on this one David

Good looking Cyclone

Sharp!

Nice!

Lots of great work going on here

Super classy and clean!

In the 70s, my father owned the body shop of a Dodge dealership, so we had a bunch of Dodge vehicles, including a couple of Dusters. Great little cars. This model takes me back.

cool to be sure

Love those show rods, I built this one a couple years ago, great fun!

Welcome Oddvar! What's the little green car? Looks like a Mercury Capri

hmm, the pics are gone

Cool! I always dug this body style.

very nice work

Ouch, so sorry to see this. I suspected that fresh air was bad for you.