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I know this is a diecast kit but he is still learning to spray paint bodies so this is easier for him. This is what we started with:

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To let him practise spraying we decided that we couldn't leave all of the black plastic alone so we started by primering the chassis:

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Then primered the interior/engine bay part (all one piece on this one):

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Assembled most of the engine and then primered it:

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Now its time for some color! Added some overspray to the chassis:

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Painted the firewall and engine bay area with some Model Masters Sublime Green lacquer:

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Then shot the motor with some Model Masters Lacquer Hemi Orange:

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And here is a couple of pics of him painting the transmission aluminum:

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Mopar Marc

What a great Dad you are. He will remember this model for the rest of his life, although during his teen years, you may never realize it. Nothing is more valuable on this earth than the legacy you leave to your children.

Besides the car is looking real great, and I am sure it will be proudly displayed in the home.

Congratulations, again.

Ken "FloridaBoy" Willaman

Posted

Great picture of him concentrating on painting that transmission, always nice to see theses kids into this!!!!!!!!!

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Thanks for the comments everyone. Justin has built several models already and he wants to do more and more to them. I have 3 kids, oldest is 17 (yep she doesn't have time anymore) then there is Justin, he will be 10 Christmas day, and my youngest is Stephie who is 6 and loves to build as well. Here is a link to some of Justin's builds

Justin's Models

and here are some of Stephie's stuff:

Stephie's Models

Posted
Mopar Marc

What a great Dad you are. He will remember this model for the rest of his life, although during his teen years, you may never realize it. Nothing is more valuable on this earth than the legacy you leave to your children.

Besides the car is looking real great, and I am sure it will be proudly displayed in the home.

Congratulations, again.

Ken "FloridaBoy" Willaman

AGREED!!! There is nothing better than being involved with your children!!! Keep up the good work, the posts and have a Merry Christmas!!

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Cool Project!

How old is your son? He is doing a great work on that Challenger.

Keep up posted kid!

Thanks. Justin will be 10 on Christmas day (poor guy) and he really like building models. If I'm not careful he will start getting into my Mopar stash soon LOL.

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