SPA Modeler

keavdog wrote:A Goat! Nice. Take a look at MM dark anodic gray. Its airbrush thin but brushes surprisingly well.

That's good to know. Looks like I need to get the Aluminum Non-buff and the Anodic grey soon. Maybe HL will have it in stock. With the 40% coupon, it'll be worth it. Maybe I'll even sneak in the Spirit of '57 Chevy kit I've been wanting to do again...

Looking good. I could paint that body for you, I've got paint that's close to Hugger Orange. If interested pm me and maybe we could strike a deal.

I appreciate your offer but I'm going to pass. By the time I have the other car kits done, the retail stores will probably be open in time for me to resume the GTO.

Dashboard and interior is done!!




I had thought of doing the BMF treatment on the panel trims but thought against it. Too tiny for me to work with in such tight quarters. So I used Molotov chrome pen instead. It may look "neat and straight" in the pics depending on the angle but believe me. it's a bit sloppy and who cares. It's good enough for me.

Lol. Been there done that. Looks good anyway. I have a thing for white on black interiors.

Looking good. And, that is my philosophy as well.

Saw it in a feature article of Hot Rod of the ‘69 GTO Judge. I agree, the white and black looks pretty sharp. May do one in another auto kit of sorts. Haven’t decided what one though.

Talked to my brother-in-law earlier tonight of what kit I was doing next. Showed him some pics of interior shots via text. He made some great suggestions to enhance it more. Black paddings on back of front seats, black arm rests, and bring out the Vs on the seats in black or silver. Not too keen on painting the Vs on the seats so I’m keeping them white.

Oh yeah.... Hugger Orange looks fabulous!!!! Pics to follow.

Interior looks great. Really like the dash

Interior is awesome. That color combo is cool