does this look right to you

[Nick Winter]

[Jordan White]

No, I don't see The Bandit driving!

[Porky]

Looks good to me Nick, Keep up the good work

[Harry P.]

You need to paint the front side marker lights amber, not red, and rear-view mirrors.

[MyBradKeselowski]

You need to paint the front side marker lights amber, not red, and rear-view mirrors.

Dukefan69,

I agree with Harry, but other than that it is a dead on Bandit Trans Am

[Joe Handley]

Looks like regular Testors orange on the front side markers to me guys

[Tony T]

The model is too clean!!

Looks pretty good, Nick!

Now add the mirrors and kick it up a bit!

[Jello]

Looks good to me. The wheels need toned down with a few drops of water mixed with water base black paint. Just wash it in the wheels and wipe it up should do it.You can also buy a similar product called "The Detailer" black wash. I use it on all my wheels to give that deep realistic look. Other than that, good work.

~ Jeff

[Guest]

What's already been said Nick, Testors makes a botled turn signal amber and either stoplight red or metallic red, which are great for markers and turn signals. Use a silver base, or foil, under them. Good work buddy.

[Junkman]

It sits about 150 scale mm too high.

[crazyjim]

Looks pretty good to me Nick. Where's Sally? Did you ever get the grille/bumper I mailed to you on 02/12/10? I got it, thank you would have been nice.

[Jon Cole]

She needs to sit lower... too much space visible above the tires. That added to what others here have said will put that back on track. You're almost there.

[Nick Winter]

You need to paint the front side marker lights amber, not red, and rear-view mirrors.

well Harry unless someone has mirrors for me, I'm kinda at a lose there, I've got the gold decals for the mirrors. actually the rear marker lights are red on This year of F body Pontiac, but yes I do on the front.

Joe- How'd you guess that.

Looks good to me. The wheels need toned down with a few drops of water mixed with water base black paint. Just wash it in the wheels and wipe it up should do it.You can also buy a similar product called "The Detailer" black wash. I use it on all my wheels to give that deep realistic look. Other than that, good work.

~ Jeff

actually Jeff snow flake wheels on a Special Edition Trans am do have Gold inlays.

Jim- sorry I forgot to tell you that on Monday I got it, been a little under the weather, and I'm just now kicking it.

[Jordan White]

actually Jeff snow flake wheels on a Special Edition Trans am do have Gold inlays.

In the center, not towards the outside (to a degree).

Edited February 25, 2010 by YJIslander

[Nick Winter]

yes but those are not inlays they are openings.

[Jordan White]

Haha I know, just pointing out in a way that on your wheels you painted the openings gold (where it should be black), and the center is still silver.

[Nick Winter]

Haha I know, just pointing out in a way that on your wheels you painted the openings gold (where it should be black), and the center is still silver.

you ever try to paint lug nuts that small on wheels that small?

[george 53]

Nick, just use a sharpened toothpick dipped VERY shallow in some silver paint an just touch it to the lugs, an that should do it! Looks good though, even without Sally an Burt!!!

[Nick Winter]

Nick, just use a sharpened toothpick dipped VERY shallow in some silver paint an just touch it to the lugs, an that should do it! Looks good though, even without Sally an Burt!!!

That's how I did it George

[Jon Cole]

Try this:

Use a black, fine point permanent ink marker to blacken the BOTTOM of each opening in the wheels "honeycombs". This should not be confused with the sides, that you already pained gold. That will give the wheels some much needed depth.