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Models on the bench:
Too many to count!
I think youu did a really nice job overall but the best thing is in my opinion the painting
101stAirborne Thanks everyone! I thought about adding a dark wash to the front but I didn't know what it would do to the chrome. I think I will be making more cars in the future, they are addicting!
Thanks everyone! I thought about adding a dark wash to the front but I didn't know what it would do to the chrome. I think I will be making more cars in the future, they are addicting!
A great classic choice for your first car!
And a classically beautiful finish to it, too!
Careful now--these 4-wheeled things can get addicting!
A quick black wash on the grill will add depth to the detail.
Excellent finish overall and I imagine you will build more cars in the future.
It definately looks ready to burn rubber.
Next time at bat,I'd shade the grill a bit.It would make the front end really pop.
I got a large can of the silver paint from my grandpa when we cleaned out his house. It says aluminum on the can. It is Montgomery-Wards brand paint which is no longer in production. It also works great for aluminum aircraft models. I was lucky yo get my hands on this paint!
I'd drive it! I can relate to doing something different and I find auto builds for me are a nice change.
Same question about your chrome trim technique?
IBuildOne48
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Nice clean build. One of my favorite automobiles. What did you use for the chrome trim? It looks great.
Kevin
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I felt like making something other than armor for a change so I decided to build a 57' chevy bel air. Here it is!
Hope you like it!
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