'55 Chevy 2-tone

[digby]

Kept it simple, hand painted acrylic 

and a change of wheels         regards Digby

[Darbo]

Love the stance!, nice build.

[ChrisR]

Very nice!

[DumpyDan]

Like it, simple fun very nice.

[cobraman]

Looks great !

[slusher]

Very nice

[Deathgoblin]

Looks great! 

[Harry P.]

Simple is good. Very nice model! 

[digby]

Thanks to all

[Snake45]

Especially nice considering it's brush-painted. Well done!

[Jmaracing]

Awesome build looks great

[Chrischu33]

Can I know how you brush painted it without showing brush strokes? Did you have any clear above it? Because it looks really impressive!!!!

[Warren D]

Very well done!

 

[nicknkim14]

Very cool...

[Hubert Rollins]

Sharp '55!

[digby]

Can I know how you brush painted it without showing brush strokes? Did you have any clear above it? Because it looks really impressive!!!!

Thanks to all. Chris, steps to get a good paint job   good prep is vital  ,good acrylic paint,mixed well and thinned to  flow rather than drip ( I use Jo Sonja products) ,good brush I use a synthetic sable filbert. The most important steps- many thin coats,let the paint flow gently on to the surface and don't try to push the paint once it starts to dry. On this car I clear coated with 3 coats of Jo Sonja satin varnish brushed on, For a high gloss I find Tamiya rattle cans work well.