Model build off

73AbodEE said
where is yours Kegan

im not voting lol

Me and the kiddo are going to have an A body comp for the tie braker we are both outta paint right now so we will get to it

Old Tired Rebel said
Yeah kegan where is yours???? I voted but won't say who got the vote

I know who you voted for lol i can see hahaha no worries tho

lou3500 said
Sorry cuda i had to vote for Asa your car is well built [been building models for 40+ years and i'm jelous i did not have the patence to wire and do chrome trim] but i'm not a fan of wings on anything but superbirds/daytonas and i don't like those wheels in real life. Asa's car shows a thought process and skill to make the rustbucketness look realistic i think he did an ecellent job of pulling that off [and he used a ford to boot] both of ya'll are very good and have a great eye for details,this is a great hobby [too bad they have gotten so expensive [they were 2.00$ when i started 69/70] keep up the good work!!!!!

thanks it took a ton of time to do that . I this was my 1st try at it i will help and one that want to try it .. I used real rust to make it like that some fine steel wool .. and set it out side for a few weeks let it rain on it and it it sould turn to dust when you crumble it up . ues a brush and put on some paint then cover it up with the rust

SpikeWills69 said
Love the Cuda, although not crazy about the hood. Otherwise, very nicely done. Especially like the color combo and who doesn't like a HEMI Cuda? Love the scene in the shop too.

Had to vote for he rusty Ferd though, because it so closely resembles Fords that spent their lives in upstate NY. Darn salt did the same thing to all brands, including the Mopars for that matter. Nice "weathering" job, Dart Doctor.

thank bud LOL i had to use a ford to do that i could not bring my self to rust up a mopar .. maybe next time hahaha