cobraman

Sorry. That really sucks ! Stupid low life bastards ! I hope you were insured for the loss. I know the feeling as I had an almost brand new Yamaha tri z 250 stolen from my garage many years ago.

I was finally able to shoot some primer on the body and cut the exhaust shield cut to the final size. I guess if this was a real car the driver would have to "feel" his way down the strip because no way could he see where the heck he was going.

Great color and cool interior.

Wow ! I'm speachless.

Ya, looking good.

Thanks. Having some trouble with Photobucket in trying to get my photos posted.

Well, as I am aware this is not a very realisted build so why not do more ? I was thinking that we could not have the inside exhaust headers just be under the roof. It would either melt off the roof or blow the body off. So............ I cut a hole in the roof to route the exhaust the out of the body. I found some plastic the shape I want ( a lighter ) and sliced that up. It looks like it will work. Keep in mind it still needs to be cut and painted. . Photos to follow.

You just can't have too many 57 Chevys.

Very nice Camaro. I too think the roof looks very good.

Smooth, keep it up.

Simply amazing. I would not even know how to begin to do the type of work you do. Love watching.

Very nice build.

Man, those are some good looking rails.

I liked the first hood but the second is better looking I think.

As Nick said, always shoot some clear before your second color and that will solve the 2 tone problem. Good luck with the wet sanding, I hope it works out for you.

You can always use the stretched sprue idea. They can be fragile but can also look pretty good. Just an old school trick.

That glue doesn't hold very well as I remember. Used it years ago when it first came out, didn't like it. There are many better choices for you than that stuff. Do yourself a favor and use something better if you can.

That's pretty wild !

Me too !

Fantastic build .

\I had to do a double take on that rig. So cool.

Thats a nice well rounded work station. : )

Dan, I think we are our own worst critics. We may see thing others don't notice but 9 times out of 10 I think we did better than we feel we did.

I think it looks better than OK.