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started this one a few months back. im building this one box stock...not something i usually do...needed one for an upcoming show. im going for a kinda stock look but with an updated paint job which i just finished tonight. heres where im at so far.

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Ohhh, that was a sweet paint job! Seems like I'm getting into the green hues lately.... Or is it because I've seen some green cars here? What is it? Tamiya, Testors, or?? See, the thing is, I also have a '59 Caddy project sitting, not sure what to paint it. This gave me some ideas!

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thanks guys for the comments. the paint is from dupont, sprayed through a sata mini jet paint gun. the color is Jeep Rescue Green Metalic. very happy how this one turned out. thanks again.

andy

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got the interior painted. i used bmf for the mask for the first time...LOVE how it worked. will be doing that in the future. just needs a little touch up then bmf.

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well, after about three hours of tedious foiling, the door panels are done...man my eyes are about shot!

it seems i am unable to post a pic right now, so i will try again later.

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Man, you can't go wrong with a model like that. Ain't nuthin' lackin' when you're Cadillacin'!

I'll be watching this one for sure.

Later-

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tabsscale1, not sure about the 3 hour drive? would like to go, got a pretty busy scheduel in the next few months. if u come to papillion in a couple weeks, u will see it there along with a few others i have built

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Todd! Hey man what's up? :)

Andy, great job on the interior so far. Love that green.

And yep, bmf is great for masking. Another trick I've found very useful in some situations is to paint the bmf itself to use as an insert. Comes in real handy for those areas that have tricky foiling to do too, since you can just hit the high spots real quick to remove the paint and expose the foil. Just one to stick in the back of the brain to use when you find the right spot.

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Thanks gluhead. I've used that technique before and it works great. If u guys don't know yet, I've posted this car under glass as it is finished

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tabsscale1, not sure about the 3 hour drive? would like to go, got a pretty busy scheduel in the next few months. if u come to papillion in a couple weeks, u will see it there along with a few others i have built

Yep I will be up to that show it is about a 5 Hour drive for me but me and another guy ride together and that makes the ride go by faster

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Todd! Hey man what's up? :)

Andy, great job on the interior so far. Love that green.

And yep, bmf is great for masking. Another trick I've found very useful in some situations is to paint the bmf itself to use as an insert. Comes in real handy for those areas that have tricky foiling to do too, since you can just hit the high spots real quick to remove the paint and expose the foil. Just one to stick in the back of the brain to use when you find the right spot.

Hey Chris doing just fine hoping to get a model done for the 26th but been sick all week and just can'tget motivated on it.

I use BMF as a mask sometimes as well but here lately Can't get anywhere to buy it and don't usually want to buy it of the internet as I like to look at it to see if the package doesn't have any damage to it.

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