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06-29-2007, 03:54 PM
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Re: WIP: Impala 64
That red and finish is perfection. This model will be a real eye catcher.
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Re: WIP: Impala 64
Are the emblems and the chrome trim painted or BMF?
Love the color and the shine. Baby wipes are genious!!!
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The emblems are made with BMF prior to painting and then they are carefully scraped and/or polished free again. I should have trimmed the Impala and SS emblem a bit tighter but it turned out pretty good after all.   The method can yeild some pretty small emblems, like these on a '67 Coronet. The steel ruler is held against the bodywork for mearsures.   'Til next time. Niclas |
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Re: WIP: Impala 64
Thanks for the how to. I was just checking out your Nomad WIP. Really like the green. I just picked up the AMT Boyd Coddington '55 Nomad and will try this BMF technique out.
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That paint is miles deep. I love the carpet. I missed the earlier post about the technique. You nailed it. Great job!
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