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Yes its done! Revells 32 sedan This is a great kit only hand up was the interiors tight fit but no biggy!flathead is great and is going to be seen in alot of builds! OK here we go HOK Cinnamon Pearl on body fenders and wheels and Tamiya pearl white on roof, running boards and firewall. Interior added seatbelts and Rep$ Min doorhandles, Tamiya semi black on seats white dash, Rims are Modelhaus steelies with chrome spyders #w-110 with Rep&Min tires T-41 and MAS rim blanks .Lowered front and rear also Rep& Min firewall and tail pipes from paintbrush ends rest is in the box! Hope ya like had a blast with it now on to the next build!

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Oh so tasty! Wonderful choice of colors. What is the off white you used on the firewall and perhaps the exhaust and undercarriage details? It complements the metallic orange beautifully. And is that a satin finish or just the result of an impeccably smooth metallic paint job and very diffuse lighting? BTW, you have to like how in-scale that metallic turned out. Any tips on how to achieve that?

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Oh so tasty! Wonderful choice of colors. What is the off white you used on the firewall and perhaps the exhaust and undercarriage details? It complements the metallic orange beautifully. And is that a satin finish or just the result of an impeccably smooth metallic paint job and very diffuse lighting? BTW, you have to like how in-scale that metallic turned out. Any tips on how to achieve that?

THANKS! The white is tamiya pearl white over cheep flat white on the copper from HOK its the small 2oz pre mix bottles for air brushes all I did was shoot it from the airbrush comes out satin on the pearls

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...on the copper from HOK its the small 2oz pre mix bottles for air brushes all I did was shoot it from the airbrush comes out satin on the pearls

So the "secret" is to shoot the transparent over pearl to get that in-scale metallic effect? And if you had wanted to go for high gloss then you would have shot over the whole thing... (although I thnik the satin is just right, not too matt).

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So the "secret" is to shoot the transparent over pearl to get that in-scale metallic effect? And if you had wanted to go for high gloss then you would have shot over the whole thing... (although I thnik the satin is just right, not too matt).

oops - "you would have shot clear over the whole thing... (although I think the satin is just right, not too matte)."

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I've been waiting for that one to surface again Tom, it's great!!! I was going to ask if you omitted the clear to keep the duller HOK, but you already answered it... :lol: I do like the satin finish on this one, they can't all be shiny!!!

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Tom your build is super clean and shows a great theme carried tbhrough. I woiul be proud to call ths my own. Congratulations. TIM BOYD

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Wow, that turned out great! I really like that color. Great job! Thanks a lot, I am going to have to get one of those now (so I can make one like my avatar). :lol:

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That's a tuff lookin car. I really like the wheels. That's what they used to run in the late 50s, early 60s.

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Where's the headlight bar? How'd ya get the lights to stick? First off I know you used glue, but they don't seem to be in the usual place, I have a hard enought time with headlights to the bar thn on the cars. I've started pinning the bars. Just asking.

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Where's the headlight bar? How'd ya get the lights to stick? First off I know you used glue, but they don't seem to be in the usual place, I have a hard enought time with headlights to the bar thn on the cars. I've started pinning the bars. Just asking.

Used rod and drilled both and just put them on for some reason the light bar was'nt reachin so i got rid of it LOL

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Tom, that's a great build. Very very nice. I hope there are enough tables at NNL EAST for your stuff. :huh:

ALL MY STUFF Lyle you been cranking them out faster then me slow down i cant keep up! LOL

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