1974 plymouth barracuda

[michellej]

amt snap kit i painted chrysler inferno red 

[Dann Tier]

Another great job! one of my favorite cars. Keep up the learning, and great work!

[Mr Stock]

Thats a very nice colour, I forgot all about those AMT snap 74 Cudas.

Couple of words of advice not criticism just advice, the wheels would look great with a wash of thinned black paint, and this may not have shown up before you painted, but in your 1st photo do you see the two large sinkmarks on the trunk, a little skim of model filler, and sand flush before paint would make a big improvement there.

Keep up the good work

[thatz4u]

nice work on this one, color is nice also

[mustang1989]

That's not bad. Great subject and good color choice. 

[michellej]

Thats a very nice colour, I forgot all about those AMT snap 74 Cudas.

Couple of words of advice not criticism just advice, the wheels would look great with a wash of thinned black paint, and this may not have shown up before you painted, but in your 1st photo do you see the two large sinkmarks on the trunk, a little skim of model filler, and sand flush before paint would make a big improvement there.

Keep up the good work

i never noticed the marks in the trunk till you mentioned it  now and i cant belive i forgot to paint the rims 

[michellej]

nice work on this one, color is nice also

thank you so much 

 

[michellej]

That's not bad. Great subject and good color choice. 

thanks so much 

[mustang1989]

i never noticed the marks in the trunk till you mentioned it  now and i cant belive i forgot to paint the rims 

It all comes with time Michelle. Hang in there , be patient with yourself, keep posting  your work and builds here and you'll find yourself getting better and better in no time. A good beginning point is to start a WIP thread. Ask questions , post plenty of pics and the help will be there.....guaranteed. It happened to me when I started modeling on a more serious scale (no pun intended) about 4-1/2 years ago when I joined my first forum. Within 6 months the magic started happening. I was blown away by all of the skills that I had picked up and my builds started taking on a more polished and more real looking result. Just keep posting in here and watch what happens.

Edited September 2, 2016 by mustang1989

[DumpyDan]

Looking good, keep them coming

[michellej]

Looking good, keep them coming

thanks and i will 

[michellej]

It all comes with time Michelle. Hang in there , be patient with yourself, keep posting  your work and builds here and you'll find yourself getting better and better in no time. A good beginning point is to start a WIP thread. Ask questions , post plenty of pics and the help will be there.....guaranteed. It happened to me when I started modeling on a more serious scale (no pun intended) about 4-1/2 years ago when I joined my first forum. Within 6 months the magic started happening. I was blown away by all of the skills that I had picked up and my builds started taking on a more polished and more real looking result. Just keep posting in here and watch what happens.

i will on my start some wip  for a couple builds i got going