stuck on how best to do the Hudson two-tone and trim

[62rebel]

i'm going to do something i ain't done fer a long time.... i'm gonna follow the box art and try to duplicate the color scheme they used...... AND imma gonna try to put the chrome on it beforehand and suchlike.

well; that's my plan, anyway... blocking out the interior panels and seats with tape is fairly easy.... but the sheer amount of and complexity of the chrome/stainless trim on the body has me flummoxed. i WAS going to foil the trim and THEN mask off the sections, but believe that this will create a larger issue trying to keep the foil from coming loose or being sanded or polished through, requiring that the whole thing be redone......

starting to believe that doing the two-tone first and then doing the trim is the best way... advice?

(don't feel like ruining a model that cost almost 32 bucks.... just saying)

[astroracer]

Yea, do the paint work 1st. You can use the chrome trim as your mask lines.

Mark

[Dr. Cranky]

I agree, and I look forward to some eye candy!

[62rebel]

thank Mobieus for heavy trim moldings!

and 3m for blue painter's tape.