Getting back into the swing of things again, put a flame job on a Merc last week

[Brian Nehring]

I haven't done much painting or model building over the last year or so. After I moved to Wyoming I had no time for anything except going to school and work. Now that I've moved back to North Dakota and I'm finally settled into my new house I got a chance to pick up the airbrush and sling some paint around. This is a Revell Merc that I shot in House of Kolor black base and laid down the usual traditional flame job, I then buried it in PPG clear urethane. While attending Wyotech I took a custom paint course where I learned how to paint true fire, soon I'll be painting models using that technique also.

Brian Nehring

[GOTH KUSTOMS]

Nice flame out, cant wait to see you're true flame style...

[VW Dave]

It's like you never stopped at all....another amazing job, Brian.

[plumnuts]

that car is wicked. if the building quality is anything like the paint quality tha model is to bad for words.

please keep the pics comming, i'm inspired

[Modellpularn]

Brian, it's really nice to see you're back again, and doing those awesome flame jobs! I'm sure you'll master the true fire technique also..... I have to try it myself, I have the Mike Lavallee DVD.... Some day, when I get some time and inspiration....

[juergen]

hi brian !

amazing paint job - i love this design !!!

can you tell us how you made the flames ?

greets jürgen

[atenzapower]

This is amezing.I ve must learn how to paint flames.