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Here are the finished pics. of my latest completed build. This is an AMT COT curbside kit that has been updated with a resin nose and resin spoiler to bring it up to current day specs.. The paint is Dupli-color metalcast blue over their metalcast silver base coat. Six coats of color followed up with five coats of clear. This is topped off with an excellent decal sheet from Powerslide. I adjusted the ride height and detailed the tires and wheels with decals from different Slixx sheets.

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Great model, captures the 1:1 very faithfully. Put in the right scene it would be hard to tell its not the real thing.

If you don't mind my asking, how did you handle the 'American Ethanol' decal for the fuel filler? I'm working on a COT at the moment and the decal looks like it won't cover the area down inside, just the ring around the outside of the filler. If you used paint for fill-in what color did you use?

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Great model, captures the 1:1 very faithfully. Put in the right scene it would be hard to tell its not the real thing.

If you don't mind my asking, how did you handle the 'American Ethanol' decal for the fuel filler? I'm working on a COT at the moment and the decal looks like it won't cover the area down inside, just the ring around the outside of the filler. If you used paint for fill-in what color did you use?

Bruce, the Ethanol decal will snug down inside the opening pretty good and cover most of the area. The dry break image is a separate decal and I put this in first. I should have done the Ethanol decal fist followed by the other one. That way it would have covered better.

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Bruce, the Ethanol decal will snug down inside the opening pretty good and cover most of the area. The dry break image is a separate decal and I put this in first. I should have done the Ethanol decal fist followed by the other one. That way it would have covered better.

Thanks for the tip Wayne, I'm going to be decaling this weekend so I think I'll start there.

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Thanks guys for all of the comments. Here is a pic. of what the paint looked like before I added the decals. I was really impressed with how this paint applied straight from a can. I almost didn't want to add any decals. I'm not the best painter when it comes to models so I get a little excited when one comes out as good as this.

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Here are the finished pics. of my latest completed build. This is an AMT COT curbside kit that has been updated with a resin nose and resin spoiler to bring it up to current day specs.. The paint is Dupli-color metalcast blue over their metalcast silver base coat. Six coats of color followed up with five coats of clear. This is topped off with an excellent decal sheet from Powerslide. I adjusted the ride height and detailed the tires and wheels with decals from different Slixx sheets.

20121205_230500_791-vi.jpg

20121205_230516_99-vi.jpg

20121205_230532_255-vi.jpg

20121205_230547_427-vi.jpg

20121205_230614_765-vi.jpg

20121205_230632_987-vi.jpg

20121205_230712_60-vi.jpg

Awesome job on Jimmies car Wayne

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