Project Six Pack Roadrunner

[crazyjim]

I like the SHINY :) and also want to know how you did the lacing.

[caine440]

The lacing came with the decal sheet.

He used to have lots of nice decals but now I would not order from as he has been keeping the money nad not fillling the orders.

[1972 Satellite]

That is beautiful. I am in awe.

[realgone58]

That is killer! Looks right on!

[Geno]

That'll hurt ya. What a great looking model.

[Mr Cranks]

Very nice build!

[W-409]

That turned out great! As someone can already guess, I like the subject alot, there can never be too much Stockers or Super Stockers. You did great job on that paint and decals, and I really like that engine detail. Sharp build.

[caine440]

Overall I am happy with it.

I have learned from some of the mistakes I made and hopefully will not repeat them on the next build

I was very pleased with how all the AMT parts fit up with the Johan body.

The hood is from Harts parts and also fit up with very little work even though it was molded to fit the AMT kit.

[ChrisR]

Great model!

[PARTSMARTY]

i don't understand about the wheels-if they need to be dulled or not-it's awesome and that'sthe most important thing.everything else is petty-congrats!!!

[rustybill1960]

Super sharp clean build Roger!!

That is one beauty of a build

Thank You for sharing

Later

Russ

[Duntov]

Nice work....

[jjsipes]

That looks awesome. Great job.

[Guest]

Super nice looking Road Runner Roger!! You always do great work on these Mopar drag cars! Well done!

[Grumpa]

Pretty awesome Roger! The engine detail is great!

[caine440]

I still might try and dull coat the wheels to get them to look more like the real deal.

[Pro Tech]

Nice job Roger, another thing you might want to try to tone down the wheels (if you plan on leaving them on the model) is a paint called Polly Scale (a railroad paint). They have bottle clears in gloss, satin and flat. They are water based and flow out super well (no brush streaks) and have a long work time not usually know with water based paints. I use this paint (night black and grey tones) alot for undersides of funny car bodies, undersides of dragster panels etc. I really love the stuff!

Charlie

Pro Tech

[caine440]

Thanks for the tip!

I have never used polly scale before.

I will try picking some up online.

[Terry Sumner]

Looks great as usual Roger! And I will echo what Charlie said about the Pollyscale paint. I used to use a lot of it in my airplane models. The trouble is, it was originally from Floquil but was taken over by Testors and they have now discontinued it so whatever is left over is it. The Vallejo brand of paints is a good and comparable alternative though...