pony up

[brett]

Started on an old Johan Boss Hoss Mustang funnycar not sure what I'm going to do graphic wise yet. Theres a Hot Wheels same year mustang funnycar in the same colour as I've done this though the original boss hoss decals would work ok too.

[Dragline]

Killer Brett. These old Jo-Hans are getting a workout lately.

Looks great already and I'll be watching. Hotwheels eh? Not sure I've ever seen that one.

Bob

[brett]

Thanks Bob, dont know how many kids could have built these things..........talk about vauge instructions lol. Anyway heres the hot wheels and some progress

[Smart-Resins]

That is looking terrific so far! Would be cool to see it done like the HW! Nice job on that paint too!

[brett]

Decided just to use the kit decals

[John Teresi]

Good decision on the decals........look`s great.

[Greg Cullinan]

Also a good decision on the color and your interior is sick.

[brett]

Thank you both. All the tinwork, frame and the zoomies were done with metallisers a first time use of them for me, very happy with the color just need to get a sealer for them for the next one.

[Chuck Most]

Very nice!

[Dragline]

THIS is a first.

I have never seen this kit with the Boss Hoss decals.

Darn it looks good.....

Paint is MUY' sweet too Brett.

My M/T build is falling short.

[picking up slack]

Bob

Edited August 28, 2010 by Dragline

[Smart-Resins]

Very nice indeed! Great build!

[brett]

Thanks again guys

Bob, originally I wasnt going to use the "boss" decals,was looking at Shirl Greer? then Mickey T then found a couple of kits I "couldnt live without" so there went my decal budget. Was considering doing it as the hot wheels car then after looking at pics from 50/60 shows it dawned on me I,ve never seen one built with the kit decals either, so here we have one lol

[Fuel Coupe]

turned out nice. I have a few of these in the wings and have NEVER built one. I just might now....