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Fantastic work . I was going to attempt the very same paint job myself after seeing it in the same magazine. But I don't think I could of done as good a job as you . Keep at it cant wait to see it finished.

Seeing as you have got such crisp masking lines have you thought of masking up the pin stripes? I think you could do it

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Hey thank you guys! I thought about doing just that, but as I was removing the tape from the dark green, which is in front of the sublime green looking color, I lifted a small chip of the dark green. Sooooo, I haven't decided how to do the lines. But, I'd bet if u tried it, it would come out better than u think. I can't believe the modeling skills of the builders on this forum. But I suppose you being your toughest critic, pushes us to do better.    I am 5 colors from finishing!  The shaker is going to be lots of fun to do!!!  The total number of colors will be 22!   

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Well boys, here it is. Mocked up with mags and slick. My measurements or my eye was off at the end. It looks like the last few colors are on a slight angle. Ever so slightly...   I know the white, or I tried to use what looked like Apline white is too wide.   Still, I'm happy with it. It was a real challenge and I'm just glad I didn't have any real issues.  Now... the stripes, but in all honesty, I'm probably going to use the white stripes. I can't find thin black unless I can find a bunch of Z/28 decals. Hope u guys like it.

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Micro Scale has sheets of pinstripes. The 1/64 is out of stock on thier website but they have "1 and 2 inch" on HO scale. That's pretty thin.

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yeah! Apparently the real car is functional and drivable, but I would agree with you on that one. I contacted the Wellborn museum and they really liked it. That was kinda cool!

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thanks again! I think all the comments are keeping me motivated!!!!   If u look close at the drivers side, I noticed I tore the drip rail foil. After several attempts at foiling the wheelwell trim I gave up and just dry brushed it on. Everything's looking ok, but Im finding imperfections. Well, it's the fun of it I guess but I'm always looking to hone my skills.

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