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Ira, could you elaborate on how you applied the Rub N Buff to the knobs? It looks great. Keep up the good work, your builds are always fascinating!

Yes same here looks nice.

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Ira, could you elaborate on how you applied the Rub N Buff to the knobs? It looks great. Keep up the good work, your builds are always fascinating!

Thanks Hugh!

I put a little Rub & Buff on my finger and rubbed it on the buttons. It's a paste, you apply a thin layer and you can polish it with a rag or Q-Tip... B)

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FULL COLOR BUTTONS!!!


I used different colored markers to add color over the Rub & Buffed Buttons...


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The Pilot is Coming Soon... B)

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ED'S NEW RIDE...


The Pilot from the Stinger Kit had an Uniform and Hat. I ground off the hat with the Dremel Tool. I also removed the High Collar and Zipper down the from of the Jacket.

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I thought it would be Fun to set up Ed Roth as the Pilot. So I added Putty for Hair, Beard and to cover up the Jacket.


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After sanding the Putty smooth, I sprayed some Grey Primer/Filler on the Figure...


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After a little more putty and sanding and I sprayed a Basecoat of Flat White on the Figure...


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Looks like Ed is ready for some Painting... :rolleyes:

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ADDING A LITTLE COLOR...

I started by painting Ed's T Shirt with White Acylic Paint. Then I painted his Jeans with 2 shades of blue.


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I painted the flesh color next. Then I painted the hair Black. I used pointed Tooth Picks to paint Ed's Beard, Mustash and Eye Brows...


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I added a Rat Fink Decal to Ed's T Shirt. Then I sprayed the body and arms with Testors Dull Coat.


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Quick Test Fit !


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I think he likes it... B)

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you can take a pencil top eraser ( the triangel shapped ones... put a thin coat of silver ( realy thin ) and then lightly press and or swipe the raised detail

GREAT TIP!!!

Thanks Derick... B)

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nice!.. where did you get the silver paste?

Thanks Derick!

Rub & Buff is available at Art Supply or Craft Stores.... B)

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Ira,

This just gets better and better as you progress.

Like others, I've got the popcorn ready.

Thanks for the kind words Paul!

B)

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THE GOLDEN STILETTO!!!


I painted the Stiletto with Testors Aztec Gold. Engines & Nose are Tamiya Light Gunmetal...


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Rear View...


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Underside...


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Edited by Ira
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ENGINES!!!

I'm working on the Engines Now. I applied Bare Metal Foil to some of the parts and used Brass, Flat Black, Flat Aluminum and Chrome Silver paint on the others. The Tail Lights are from a '37 Cord.


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I applied some Black "The Detailer" Wash on parts of the Engines...


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Here is the Front View. The Headlights are from the old AMT Parts Pack...

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FLAMES!!!


Got Ed in the Cockpit and glued his arms in place. I used Aleene's Tacky Glue to fill the Shoulder Gaps...


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After searching for a while, I found that the Revell '68 Corvette Flame Decals were perfect for the Stiletto!


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Here are the Flame Decals in place...


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ALMOST FINISHED!!!


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Thank you for putting a driver in it Ira. I was haveing a bit of a problem trying to gauge it's scale. I'm assumeing it's 24th,25th scale or maybe 1/20th? Either way , you sir, are a REAL modeling nut!!!! I LOVE this flight of fancy!

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