cobraman

Thank you Bill. That is the paint I will buy.

I feel your pain, believe you me !

Does anyone know using Tamiya paints which color would be closest to correct for the blue body ? Thanks !

Yes. I remember seeing one on ebay awhile back. Just under 100 bucks if i remember right.

Sounds a lot like my story. I bought my first new car in 1972. A red Ford Pinto with the 1.6 engine and 4 speed. As I recall the base price was 1919.00. I had a few options that were only about 150.00. I had the same wheels as you with BF Goodrich tires. I blacked out the grill and rear panel as well. It served me well. I was rear ended and the car did not explode. I will be watching your build with interest.

Weird little car but you did a great job with it .

You did a great job on the wheels and tires.

This just keeps on getting better and better.

Here is another auto themed one I did a while ago . Don’t think I posted before .

Thanks Ken.

Always fun to build something a bit strange or wacky.

Now that looks interesting.

Nice project. Your two finished ones look great.

Good job on your parts, they look great !

Congrats ! I have been retired for about 8 years and its pretty nice. No more meetings and team building B.S. Now waiting a couple years till my wife retires and get a motor home and see the sights. That will most likely be the end of my model building.

Another great job on one of the old models.

Looks darn good to me.

Thank you Larry. It really was a struggle.

Very well done !

I use a thin brush and a toothpick. I must admit my results leave much to be desired. I hope someone will respond here with a tip I can use as well.

I should have mention that time is on The Morning After album . Bloodshot is the first one I had by J Geils .

Looks like you have some fun in your future !

For a long time my best friend and I were mostly Motown fans. A guy at work told me to give something different a listen. It was 'Blootshot, by J. Geils band. I bought the album on the way home from work and we were blown away. We were hooked. I always have the CD in my truck. Wammer Jammer baby, can you dig it ?

Thanks fellows ! It is acrylic paint. Not sure who makes it, I will see if i can find out where my wife ordered it.

Thanks much David.