JollySipper

Since you're wanting to use an air brush, I don't know that this will be much help, but the auto parts stores carry DupliColor touch up paints..... I use the stuff almost exclusively and get fair results. Only bad thing is it kinda limits color choices. They make several primers, (I use black sandable for almost everything), then you use the Perfect Match cans for color and clear with the Perfect Match clear...... That's how I painted this model...... The clear can be polished after it's dried for a couple days...... Hope this is some help.............

try Bud Dry?

I've been listening to the album from moe. called "Headseed". Really like the song "Akimbo"............ Those of you with internet music accounts can easily check it out!

half a tube

and build something

that's so sublime You guys ever scroll upwards and read these backward? Pretty silly, fun stuff.............

who ate kittens

worn like hats

on page eighteen

You may could foil it, then you could remove it if you wanted................

Thanks, Guys! As soon as I get a decent can of paint, I can continue.......... If you'd like to share, what did you use for the rear suspension?

and Seinfeld's "Kramer"

I finally got some primer on today! Couldn't resist seeing how it would look flat black.......... This is the color I wanted to paint this one. As you can see, the can was no good! I guess it wasn't meant to be...... I'll try to find some perfect match like I usually use and can get good results from........ Primer may get another coat before wet sanding with #2000, then it's on to color coats......... Thanks for checking out my progress!

as Kardashian exclusive

through the neighbor's

and Coney Islands

"Gall-Dangit, Bo.............."

I've been looking around online at this kit, seems the '62 Bel Air is a ideal match for the glass... also, Hobbylinc has this at 20% off right now, so I know where I will be ordering it from! Thanks, Guys.....

Could you put an AMT '53 pickup grille on it? Then you could use your flathead and be closer to date correct......

Hows 'bout the super charger from one of the Revell '57 Ford wagon gasser kits? I have those parts here, but no instructions as to how to put it together.... I believe it would fit under the hood, and could be adapted to fit what ever engine.......

and even cooler

a pie man...

Thank you, Fellows...... I have the glass from the '61 Lindberg Impala, if that fits, or I can coax it into fitting, I'm a set of Pegasus wheels away from a cool mild custom...... Astros, bellflowers, etc.......

Hey, Guys...... I was looking at this casting by Flintstone on Model Roundup. It says it pretty much comes with everything but wheels and glass. The Catalina from AMT is suggested to use for a donor. Is that to just get glass and other miscellaneous bits? I will probably just build this as a curb-side and would hate to buy an entire kit just to borrow the clear parts from it....... http://www.modelroundup.com/product-p/jim-nb42.htm Thanks for any help! This may become my first resin project.

Hey, Snake.... you said you would maybe use fuel injection, how about Tuned Port? I believe it was getting popular in the early '80s........ I have a TPI set-up from a Monogram kit that's chrome if you want to that route...........