JollySipper

Thanks for the replies, Guys...... I was just looking at images of oxblood interiors, and that is about the color I would need. Does anyone make an oxblood color that's non-metallic? I've found some paints close in color, but they were metallic.......

Hey, Fellas, I need a dark red/crimson color that's non-metallic to do my next project's interior with. I'll be painting the body either a deep blue or a dark gray. The paint needs to be in a spray can. Anyone have an example of an interior they've done with this color? Pics would be awesome....... Thanks for any help!

Here's my girl Callie almost 6 months after my adopting her...... but Ducks have bills, Wrens have a Beak!

I like the p1800 a LOT..... It's hard to replicate the sportiness of the original one!

Man, That's pretty..... Lots of effort there, and it really shows.......

Final mockup just to see how it's gonna look........... I think the old man will be pleased...........

Once the clear cures, I may go over it with some Scratch-X to try to bring out the shine better.....All that's left is to paint the interior, vinyl top, and do some foil work....... Then comes final assembly!

I wanted to go ahead and clear while we're having such nice weather here......

Put the color coats on today! This paint is really pretty until it dries, looks kinda muddy now......... The clear will bring the shine back..... Thanks again for viewing.........

I found a new band, called The Sheepdogs...... They have a song called "Sharp Sound" that's pretty good.

Here's the vinyl top trimmed out..... First time doing this. Kinda glue-bombed it a little. Almost ready for some color coats! Thanks for checking it out..............

If you're a steak guy, you need to go to Food Lion and pick up some Ribeyes marinated in Montreal season. They come in a pack of two, and there's no blood in them, it's all marinade, so there's no need to over cook them. I cut out pork pretty much completely, and my blood pressure reflects that..........

Hey, Doug! I cut the inner fenders from the '71 from the top using my trusty Trumpeter scriber...... Nifty little tool....

Still working on this one! I need some help, tho..... The interior paint just will not cover the orange, so I've put a wanted post in the proper forum for the parts I need in either gray or white. Will have some more progress on this one soon.

Hey, Alix..... I didn't chop the top, this kit has a chopped top already. I just put weld seams where it would have been put back together on the 1:1 (at least I HOPE they are where they should be!)

Hey, Guys...... I'm still curious about the 1/16 906 from Entex/Bandai........ It says on the box that it's full detail, I'm just wondering if anyone has seen one in person? or maybe seen one online somewhere with a review of the kit? This would be an excellent gift to get myself for my upcoming birthday, I think..............

Lacquer paint has all these benefits, but it dries a lot faster than enamels, which means less chance of getting dust in your finish and you can do your polishing sooner. I've been using DupliColor since I discovered it and haven't looked back. It needs a gloss top coat, but I liken it to using shampoo and conditioner separate instead of the 2-n-1....... Each part does it's job better if used separate.....

This is what I've been working on while I wait for paint to finish my mild custom. Not gonna call it a Gasser, but maybe gasser inspired......... First time making welds where the top would be cut, I think they turned out okay.......... Guidance, inspiration, and comments are more than welcome......

I agree about the hood bulge, it should end closer to the cowl instead of drooping down onto the front end...... I do like the headlight treatment, it gives the car a "forward moving" look....... The pearl white with the over- sized Kelsey Hayes wire wheels looks the best to me, with the speedster windscreen.........

Thought you guys would enjoy these illustrations! http://lookslikeacar.blogspot.com/2010/08/ford-thunderbird-of-1955-as-seen-by-bo.html

It's suppose to be a diorama piece............

I would like to make a street freak out of a '48 chopped coupe. What chassis with gasser-esque suspension will fit under the body of this one? Something along the lines of the Malco Mustang, maybe? Thanks for any help................ PS....... What could be done to the stock frame to just use it? Transverse leaves wouldn't be acceptable, would it? Thanks....

The Monogram '37 Ford coupe...... fun to build and always turns out nice........ also the Lindberg '61 Impala (recently released as an AMT kit)

Hey, Carl..... Do you make your own plates? That's something I would like to be able to do.

The model I'm working on now will be called the Scarlet Harlot...... I've seen a couple others do this, I'm just curious as to how many of you guys name your models. It's pretty popular in the 1:1 world, and I think it gives the build more of a theme.......