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Warlock
espo replied to Hard_2_Handle_454's topic in Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
Great looking paint and Warlock trim. -
T3 Westfalia
espo replied to avidinha's topic in Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
Beautiful looking paint finishes and accessories. -
1960 F 100 rapid response unit
espo replied to leafsprings's topic in Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
Great looking finishes and like the unique equipment added to the bed. -
Great looking Hudson. Like the showroom fresh look. Clean chrome trim.
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Great looking color and finish. Like the wood grain on the body. Got the right looking stance.
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1957 Ford Skyliner Custom
espo replied to Mike 1017's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
There was a time that people would put the nose of an Edsel on a '57 or '58 Ford. -
Did Chad get a Testosterone shot at the start? Have to have a couple of the '62 Pontiacs.
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1971 Ford F100
espo replied to Chuck Most's topic in Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
Besides the usual body and paint decay I like the bed rack. Very realistic looking and recall seeing spare tires mounted like this in the past. -
1937 Ford Monster Truck
espo replied to Zippi's topic in Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
Great job blending the two kits to make this Monster Truck. Beautiful looking paint work on the body and the chassis. -
Great looking color and finish. The interior looks great as well.
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Beautiful looking body and paint work. Like the wheels.
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Great color and smooth body work, especially the front end.
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Great looking paint finish and color. The body looks real smooth. Like the stance and the Kustom look.
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Beautiful looking paint and trim. Great stance and like the big and bigger Rallys.
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Exceptional paint finish and interior. Like the chassis finish.
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Great looking showroom style build. The paint finish looks nice and smooth with a mid '60's look.
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Beautiful paint finish and color, just like the original. Like the lighting system you installed.
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Beautiful looking paint color and finish. The tires look a little narrow for the rims, or is that the way they are supposed to be? Your idea of unmasking the headlights sounds good, and the wheels maybe a light to medium Gunmetal color?
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Amazing attention to detail.
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Reminds me of when I was thick of hair and thin of waste, unlike now.
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Hi Greg. The times I had done this I first removed all of the mold lines and sanded with a 2000 sanding pad and then some Automotive Polishing Compound before going with the Maguire's.
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Hi Johnathan, I see what you mean about the roof on the '57 Chevy. I'll share a picture of a couple of builds with the color I mentioned to use as a comparison. I have used Tamiya White Primer as a base in both cases.
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Hi David. I have to agree with you on the four door Chargers, even though I'm on my second one. Whatever they give up in style compared to the older models they more than make up for it in daily use.
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Great looking engine detailing. That basic kit body dates back to the last century, so yes, there are a few fit and finish issues.
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Meguire offers a plastic polish that works great on most kits' plastic. The product is designed for the Plexiglass windshields on boats and the plastic taillights and head lights on cars and trucks if you want to polish the kits' plastic.
