ajulia Posted January 21, 2008 Posted January 21, 2008 Hello all! Since impatiently waiting for the donor kit to the 41 plymouth coupe project I have in progress I started my wife's choice of car styles (convertibles). It is the Revell Mach 3 and will be a curbside just needed a break from the filling, sanding and then filling , sanding haha! -Body is airbrush applied testors green metal flake -Interior is blk and gray( with blk added to make darker) and BMF detail trimming. -Will use solder wic for seat belt material ( bends and flexs great) Thanks for stoppin' by
James Flowers Posted January 21, 2008 Posted January 21, 2008 Nice detail on the interior. Good looking build. What did the wife think ? Got to keep them happy you know.
Raul_Perez Posted January 21, 2008 Posted January 21, 2008 Tito, The interior work and the paint looks GREAT!!! Why is this one still "On the workbench"? It looks like it's ready for "Under Glass"!!
ajulia Posted January 22, 2008 Author Posted January 22, 2008 Nice detail on the interior. Good looking build. What did the wife think ? Got to keep them happy you know. Thanks ML51' She actually picked all the colors out and wanted it a darker gray to match better w the blk and the metal look trimming in the interior'( my personal favorite) I think she is very happy. Tito, The interior work and the paint looks GREAT!!! Why is this one still "On the workbench"? It looks like it's ready for "Under Glass"!! Senor P' I have not tried the "Future' approach for final coating to keep the glues from hazing my windshield and headlight covers ( need to pick some up) and the final assembly of the parts. hopefully soon i will be able to however the job has been keepin me on the up' n up'. Thanks for the comments guys gotta go to work now! Stay cooooolllllllll!!!!!!!!! peace Ajulia
Raul_Perez Posted January 22, 2008 Posted January 22, 2008 Thanks ML51' She actually picked all the colors out and wanted it a darker gray to match better w the blk and the metal look trimming in the interior'( my personal favorite) I think she is very happy. Senor P' I have not tried the "Future' approach for final coating to keep the glues from hazing my windshield and headlight covers ( need to pick some up) and the final assembly of the parts. hopefully soon i will be able to however the job has been keepin me on the up' n up'. Thanks for the comments guys gotta go to work now! Stay cooooolllllllll!!!!!!!!! peace Ajulia Tito, I don't use Future. I use Elmer's white glue for my glass, but I've heard that Future works well, too.
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