TooOld

Can't argue with that ! Nice job !

Beautiful work !

Nicely done ! Great job picking out all the little details with paint , and great interior !

Two cans of Tamiya TS spray is a lot of paint ! I always use the TS paints and I've never used one whole can painting any model , always have plenty left for misc parts and pieces . But your paint jobs are always gorgeous so I can't argue with the results . . . maybe I need to rethink my technique .

Beautiful '40 Ford , I like the changes you've made to it !

Beautiful Super Bee !!

Nicely done , great use of spare parts !

Nicely done ! Keep having fun !

Wow that looks like real steel ! Great job !

Beautiful paint , and great job on the roof !

For having a messed up paint job that's a pretty good save , it looks great ! The rust and hand lettering look correct for that type of race car . Buy a can of Testors Dull-Cote , it works wonders on those shiny tires .

That's great ! The period correct speed decals really finish it off ! So where DID you get those scoops ?

Great restoration , you did an excellent job on this one !

Cool old Lindberg kit , glad to see one built here , nice job !

Another nice save , well worth the effort to bring it back to life !

Superb weathering job , it looks great ! In my shop it would be covered in dust .

Thanks ! Thank you ! Thanks Carl !

As an El Camino addict I'll be watching this one closely . You're off to a great start !

Both look very well done but the AMT wins hands down .

Looks like a fun one , put a big smile on my face !

Excellent work modifying and combining two diecasts into one great looking sedan delivery ! Your detailing is also very impressive , especially items like the hood hinges . . . great job !

Yes you should have ! This was a completely new tool for 1962 replacing the multipiece body kit . Quick fact : The Yellow Jacket parts (minus the decals) were included in this kit also released in 1962 , molded in green plastic .

Awesome detailing and a really nice looking '32 !

Beautiful models , very nice work !

I've always used Testors Decal Bonder only because it's always worked for me so I've never tried anything else . It's sprayed on the decal sheet in 2 or 3 light coats and allowed to dry overnight , then the decals can be cut apart and applied like normal . It goes on very very thin so it doesn't affect how the decals look after they're applied . A lot of people just use a clear spay paint to do this but the Testors Decal Bonder goes on much thinner than any clear I've seen .