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Hello.......this is a " Speed City Resin" body and chassis and velocity stacks......."Whoopie kat Decals".......scrarch front and rear axles......scratch tins and seat belts and a bunch of other stuff......parts box engine.........GM gold paint.......red film windows.......foil......alclad paint.......thank`s

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That is amazing.

The darn thing looks real.

Another great one by a true arist.

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That is a nice and unusual subject matter. And of course you always do a good job. I bet that looks good sitting on your shelf.

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Eldorado Funny Car...?! Haven't ever seen this before, but it looks very nice as always, Body opening from the back, very rare. But it's nice, great detailing as always and paintjob looks very nice too, so it's very nice model!!!

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Sweet indeed! Who'd have thunk a gigantic Cadoo would look so good as a funny car?

And the forward tilting body would be great if your pit crew forgot to strap it shut before you made a pass!

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Another killer build John! I really like the off the beaten path subject matter you choose. That combined with your super clean building style. Waiting to see what you post up next!

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Wow! John, if your models were classed as home runs (and they are), you would be Babe Ruth, Hank Aaron, and Mickey Mantle all rolled into one!

WF

  • 3 weeks later...
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..foil......alclad paint...

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Your metals are always so realistic looking. Can I ask specifically what paint you used for the interior panels?

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Your metals are always so realistic looking. Can I ask specifically what paint you used for the interior panels?

Hi Mike.......most of the time I use Alclad paint .....but on this model I used Chrome paint that I bought at Pep Boys.........I can`t remember what brand it was because I have no more.......that is why I use alclad paint now.....the alclad is 100 times better looking........and sometimes I weather it down with "Folk Art" dark gray acrylic paint that I buy at Michaels arts and crafts store.......they cost about 89 cents a bottle.......hope this helped......thank`s

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