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This is my version of the Revell '49 Mercury. I Love this kit because of all the options & the excellent fitment. I always strive to get nice shiny paint jobs on my builds so I thought I'd try something new & go with flat black. I still couldn't resist the urge to BMF the windows. The paint is Walmart grey primer & flat black with Testor's Dullcoat on top to seal & dull out the decals. I had some various Slixx decals in my stash so I made this into a hotrod shop car. I wanted the flat exterior with a nice looking interior & engine. Thanks for looking.

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Not my style, but a nice clean build nonetheless.  The interior looks great.  They're wonderful kits to build, aren't they?

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Pretty nicely done, but you would need hands the size of a gorilla's to make those shifts! Also... since you added graphics to the underside of the hood, you really should have dealt with those ejector pin marks.

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