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A very simple kit...no engine, and very little chassis and interior detail. Metal axle rods and screw-on body. The body is nicely detailed, though. This was my first try at a vinyl top. I made by adding "sand" texture to paint and brushing it on. Trim is masking tape. The result is not great...the texture is too course. Next time I'll try a different method. Comments appreciated. Enjoy and thanks for looking.

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On 6/19/2023 at 2:50 PM, bisc63 said:

Very nice! The details on the wheels stand out to me as especially realistic. Well done.

All I did with the wheels was apply some Vallejo black wash. An easy way to spiff up a model.

Thanks all for the comments.

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Great looking build! I really like the Carolina blue paint. My preferred method for a vinyl top is 2" masking tape. 1st strip right down the center of the roof, 2nd & 3rd on the sides. You can use Plastruct pieces on the roof seams, and on the trim along the bottom edge of the vinyl.

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