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Started this one a few months ago, haven't taken hardly any photos so far.  I am using a newer seat, so I cut out the headrest in the cage.  I also added the front radiator support with some square tubing.  Looks good, but I have to relocate the top oil line on the oil cooler for it to fit.  

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If you are going to do the Rudd car, Mike's Decals has the Powerslide sheet for that car, and I noticed it's on sale at the moment.

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I like these Buicks, too.  I built the High Life Bobby Allison car a few years ago.   I got the power slide decals, and painted the car with Tamiya Park Green.  The gold section on the rear bumper is Tamiya gold, and its almost a perfect match with the decals.  The gold stripes on the front were tricky, I had to cut them to angle them down, while still lining up the black trim, and I'm happy with how they turned out.  

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I airbrushed some clear yellow on the oil pan to give it an anodized look, like a Milodon style oil pan.  probably not correct for this shape of oil pan, but it was good practice, and I will use that technique on others in the future.

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I saw this trick many years ago, in one of the magazines.  Scrape the inner lip of the wheel with the back of a blade, and color it red with a permanent marker.  

Got most of the decals on, but my lighting wasn't good, so I'll take them again when they are all on.

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