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I built this one a little while back:
Front suspension gave a bit of a struggle, but I got it stuck on there! LOL
Great-grandson (3 years old) says it look like a turtle. I used an onion sack for the paint scheme.
I may try another one, but not really soon!
Thanks for checking it out!
Building models since 1963.
Taking up space on the bench: '53 Ford Pace Car, '58 Impala, '63 Boss Nova, '67 FOOSE Dodge, '67 Puma GT, '72 Dodge Van, '73 Mustang, Dodge V-100
I think this is the first Myers Manx that I've seen in kit form. Very nice work and excellent paint.
BK
On the bench:
A lot !! And I mean A LOT!!
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BrandonK I think this is the first Myers Manx that I've seen in kit form. Very nice work and excellent paint. BK
This is the AMT recent release. There is another release that is Elvis themed.
Thnaks for the comments!
Really sharp! I'd like to see how that paint job is done.
Thanks,
John
keavdog Really sharp! I'd like to see how that paint job is done.
After priming with Duplicolor, I sprayed on the White Lightning:
I then stretched the onion sack over it, and secured it under the bottom:
Then, I shot the gold over the onion sack, and peeled it off to find this result:
Two or three clear coats, and some polish got it to where it is now.
Smartly done and I really like the results.
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Great thinking out of the box on the paint. Kind of along the lines of lace painting on 1:1's.
Nicely done.
That looks so cool!
Awesome paint job
Nick.
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