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ok i got the trunk lid opened up with the back of a #11 blade

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here is just about where it will be positioned when finished......im just gluing it the right place, its acually not going to function......

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more to come guys, lemme know what you think!

cheers

bryan

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Jason, heres that masking fluid in action........

you just apply it with a brush to what you wanna mask......

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then just let it dry completely, and shoot the paint on you want..... ( that will be comin)

more to come

bryan

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Thanks Ben, glad ya like it...... im glad i have found so many more things wrong with it, thats more stuff i can do in scale! im really gettin into this build!

cheers

bryan

Posted

I had some of that clear red tail light repair tape here, so i cut it into 2" scale strips, and laid it over the left taillight............here what i came up with...

it just needs some dull coat and dirt now.

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more to come, lemme know what ya think guys!

cheers

bryan

Posted

i shot some dulcoat on the tail light tape, and dirtied it up a bit....

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shot the tranny with "casters greay"

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and painted those tail lights that i used the liquid masker on earlier..... once they dry ill remove the masking,

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more to come

bryan

Posted (edited)

Jason, here is the tail light with that liquid masker removed with a toothpick.........it still needs cleaned up a little bit, but you get the idea.

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heres a shot of it in the bumper........and cleaned up a bit more

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bryan

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a few final shots for tonight......i think im callin the rear bumper done.

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thats it for me tonight fellas, thanks for lookin, let me know what you think.....

cheers

bryan

Posted

Bryan, this is a very cool project and it is coming along nicely. Can't wait to see it finished. By the way you might want to put some wheels on your Iced Tea cup. : )

Posted

thanks Ray! yea the "ICED TEA TANKARD" could use some wheels n tires, maybe some air ride suspension too!! LOL

cheers

bryan

Posted

Excuse me but are'nt you suposed to be working on your model ? : )

im shot for tonight Ray, i busted my butt doin yardwork tonight, gettin sleepy now....and thats a good thing because i NEVER sleep, my insomnia is just insane sometimes ill go 3 days and not sleep, just sit here like a zombie. so when im tired i take advantage of it....

ill be back at it in the morning though!

cheers

bryan

Posted

Man, Bryan I don't think I knew about your sleeping problem. That's rough. I hate when I have just one of those rare nights when I only get 4 ot 5 hours of sleep. I hope you can get some rest tonight.

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yea ill be ok ray.......thanks!

it really sucks when you cant sleep....i think tonight might be one of those nights that i dont, i was feelin tired, but now i am wide awake.......

oh well, maybe ill be goin back to the bench in a bit!

bryan

Posted

got the rear bumper weathered a bit, i didnt wanna go too far, a little weathering on chrome goes a long way.......plus most trim is stainless steel...but bumpers arent.

its more dirt than anything....

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a couple shots in place....

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stay tuned, more to come

bryan

I really like the result you have there with the pitting. How did you do that if you do not mind sharing?

Posted

I really like the result you have there with the pitting. How did you do that if you do not mind sharing?

X2, I need some tips with the chrome for a future build.

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Jason, here is the tail light with that liquid masker removed with a toothpick.........it still needs cleaned up a little bit, but you get the idea.

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heres a shot of it in the bumper........and cleaned up a bit more

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bryan

Bryan, that is some really cool stuff. I'm gonna have to look for it next time im in micheals. Thanks for the tutorial, you do some clean work.

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