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11-04-2006, 11:57 AM
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67' Plymouth GTX
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11-04-2006, 12:03 PM
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Re: 67' Plymouth GTX
So wheres the ppics of the lit engine. I see the 1:1 engine....nice work as usual, you attention to detail really sets your kits off. I have this kit in my to do pile........I wont be doing it for a long time that way no one will compare mine to your masterpiece!!!!!!/ KEep the pics coming
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11-04-2006, 12:38 PM
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Re: 67' Plymouth GTX
One of these days I'm gonna learn to take pics like you James, I swear...
Looks great so far! 
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Re: 67' Plymouth GTX
I'm not surprised at how realistic that engine is. Typical work from you, I can only imagine what the rest of this model will be like. Did you make the alternator bracket or is it a kit part?
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Re: 67' Plymouth GTX
great work as always james
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Re: 67' Plymouth GTX
Wow, I think I just s**t myself.
Will this be as detailed as your 'stang? If so, I better bookmark this page! |
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11-05-2006, 11:54 PM
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Re: 67' Plymouth GTX
thats some great detail on that engine...and much props on the picture taking skills, I'll be that good....at both one day hopefully. Kep up the great work, I look forward to seeing more of this one
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Re: 67' Plymouth GTX
Thanks Guys!
Here it is after some paint. The BMF that’s on it now I applied before I painted, next up is some clear coat then I can finish up the rest of the trim.    Quote:
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11-06-2006, 03:13 PM
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Re: 67' Plymouth GTX
wow! thats sweet!!!
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11-06-2006, 05:51 PM
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Once again your BMF work astounds me... I guess you don't do ALL of it under the paint? Is there any reason you choose to do the window trim afterward?
FWIW, I found it my problem was that I was using really old, worn out BMF that had lost its adhesive, and also a dull knife. A new sheet and new knife later and I'm doing good BMF again! This colour looks awesome, what is it?
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looking good, I like the color alot, and yeah your bmf skills are awesome. I'm gonna be trying it soon for the first time(sort of) hopefully it will come out as nicely.
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My BMF sucks, but it's probably John's problems.
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Re: 67' Plymouth GTX
wow thats some great work on the bmf. How do you remove the paint from the foil so precisely. What is your technique if you dont mind? Great job on the paitn as well. I believe I have never ever seen a GTX in that colour!
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Wow, its a real joy following along on your wip's. From the sharp photography to the great skills. This is coming along really perfectly.
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great attention to detail.
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