sunday models

I finally finished something so I thought I would start this weeks post. This is a 32 I have been working on for a long while.

 

Good looking

 

very nice

 

Wow! nice work..great color, neat top..real cloth?


I got this much done.. hopefully complete by tonight!

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Kinda real cloth... I covered the plastic with athletic wrapping tape and then painted. Then used a lighter to burn off the wispys, and the butane seems to have added some grime to it. Added bonus I guess.

 

Here's a couple pics of a 50 Ford vert I am thrashing on. Brad

 

cool

 

Sweet, that panel roof is awesome.

 

Gorgeous models, you guys!

Joel

 

Those are Cool..

 

Great looking builds, sorry I missed it!

 

I apologize for my ineptness, I will try to search harder next week. In the mean time, let me slip, a build in, it's still Sunday somewhere, I think! lol

69 Falcon Dirt Late Model:
AMT Modified Stocker Body on a re-issue Super Stocker chassis, big block Ford motor.

 

Nice models again!

I am reposting pics on this thread because my seach did not pick it up before I started a new one.....sorry 'bout that. I will double-search for the model thread next time.

Mr. Norm's '68 Dodge Dart converted to a Late Model Stock with a Chrysler 392 Hemi.....

 

What the heck, here's my Dart, too!

 

Let's fire 'em up and have at it! Ummm.....know any teeny little drivers??

 

Great projects guys, amazing looking! Question for you experts. I've always spray painted the bigger parts like the body and chassis and stuff. The smaller components I've handpainted. Do you guys do the same, or spray all of them?

 

Sometimes I mass prime on the trees, then add a basic color(s) and detail paint by hand.

 

Hey Omega, speaking of painting, great, great job on those wheels! The whole car and motor, too is fantastic!

 

I pretty much do the same. Sometimes I spray the smaller components if there are many of the same color, then hand paint the details.