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I just wanted to know if I could do it. I did a FB challenge. Soup to nuts in the shortest amount of time.

How it look???

Al

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Unbelievable!

Outside of the paint having far too much metallic in it, I think it looks pretty nice!

 

Steve

I started this at 2:30 this afternoon and was finished at 4:30. Steven, I primered  the body with Tamiya Military mediun blue and I thought the Testors Diamond Mist was a pearl overcoat. Boy was I wrong, you can't even see the blue. The diamond over powered it and this is what I was left with. When your doing a quick build for a contest, you don't have the luxury of a repaint.

Thanks everyone for the nice comments.

Al 

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I started this at 2:30 this afternoon and was finished at 4:30. Steven, I primered  the body with Tamiya Military mediun blue and I thought the Testors Diamond Mist was a pearl overcoat. Boy was I wrong, you can't even see the blue. The diamond over powered it and this is what I was left with. When your doing a quick build for a contest, you don't have the luxury of a repaint.

Thanks everyone for the nice comments.

Al 

I've found that the Testors lacquer metallics are all far too large for 1/25th scale.

It really kind of irritates me that a company that makes paint for largely 1/25th scale can't seem to get their metallics a little closer.

People complain about the kit companies getting a body line slightly off on a particular kit. This is completely inexcusable to me.

It would not be difficult to change their formula slightly to get that a little closer to correct.

Seems to be total laziness!

But, all that said, you did a terrific job on this Ford......& speedy too! :D

 

Steve

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i think, you are cheating :lol:...you're hiding us "a.m." an "p.m." :D

its a miracle for me, how you made the paint dry so fast...crazy guy - yes you are!

Posted

Excellent build, really nice.

2 hours? I'd still be reading the instruction sheet!

haha! or trying to remove the cellophane from the box!

Posted

Thanks again everyone. I have perfected how to accelerate drying time on my paint jobs. 1st I never use enamel, 2nd I have small space heaters, that makes drying in a couple of minutes.

Al

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Looks unbelievably good for 2 hours Al, Ill take my hat off to you very impressive. In 2 hours Id still be getting rid of mold lines and maybe would have glued the engine halves together !

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I could spend 2 weeks on mine and it still wouldn't look this nice! Great work!

I have '69 and '70 Galaxies sitting on the shelf right now. The '70 4 door is waiting for the Modelhaus conversion kit to arrive! I love the big Ford cars from the mid 60's to 1970. 

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