1969 Ford Talladega

[crazyjim]

Just completed this '69 Ford Talladega and used Tru-Color wild strawberry paint on it.  Engine is wired & plumbed and that's about it.

 

[cobraman]

Very nice clean model. Good work Jim.

[crazyjim]

Thanks Ray.  Not a Cobra but us lesser mortals do what we can.

[El Caballo]

I love those Talladegas and Cyclone Spoilers.

[Jim N]

Very nice.  I like the choice of paint.

[espo]

I like the "street driven" style of your build. Great color and smooth finish. Well detailed engine and interior. 

[crazyjim]

Thanks Ted, Jim, and David.  Everybody needs to try the Tru-Color paints  They're wonderful.  I get it from Arizona Hobby.

[Hmann68]

Very nice Jim! Gonna have to check out those tru color paints

[crazyjim]

Thanks Christopher.   I think you'll really like the Tru-Color paints.  I certainly do.

[Classicgas]

Very nice. How did you do the gauges?

[donb]

Thats a real nice kit and you did a great job on it.  Well done!

[slusher]

What a beauty!!

[ChrisR]

NICE!!

[crazyjim]

Thanks Lee, Donald, Carl, and Chris.

Gauge faces were painted silver, let dry and then green The Detailer was added, Lee.

[DumpyDan]

Nice looking, good looking engine bay.

[crazyjim]

Thanks Dan.

[MININORTHFORDMAN]

great job been looking for a 68 or 69 torino for awhile what kit did you use

[Rider]

Nice looking build , good looking engine detailing.

[crazyjim]

Thanks Charlie and Lloyd.

Kit was a 1969 Ford Talladaga highway scenes.  It has the cardboard Route 66 diner with it. Revell 85-7803.