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  1. Jukebox64

    Ford Foose F100 Truck

    Moving along. I’ve got most everything ready to put together. I do not like the way the paint laid down. I taped off the blue area that I wanted painted silver, and began painting at silver, and it immediately cracked like a dry desert floor. I sanded it all down after a few days and laid this...
  2. Jukebox64

    Ford Foose F100 Truck

    Thanks for the kind words guys. I’m starting to paint now and I realized there is a lot of blue on there. I’m going to try something new so keep watching. Thanks .
  3. Jukebox64

    Ford Foose F100 Truck

    It’s coming along nicely. I have to wait until the humidity get down below 40% before can paint anything else. But here’s what I have so far.
  4. Jukebox64

    Austin Healey 6–100

    well, I finally finished. This model was very difficult because I had to build The body out of separate side panels and top panels. When I finally got it together, the bumper was slightly crooked on the front only but can’t really tell unless you pick it apart.
  5. Jukebox64

    1968 Firebird 400

    This is in my opinion some of the best work I’ve ever done. I laid down three coats of metal flake blue six coats of clear then I wet sanded from 3000 all the way up to 12,000 grit sandpaper then a polished with fine then finish polish then I did a full wax job.
  6. Jukebox64

    Austin Healey 6–100

    So at the same time, I’m building the Firebird. I’m also working on this cool Austin Healey. My wife found for me in an antique shop. It had been opened, but every part was there. One of the most difficult models I’ve ever had to put together because I had to Glue the side panels onto the hood...
  7. Jukebox64

    1968 Firebird 400

    So far, I have The interior and frame and motor all ready to go, and the body is in the process of completely drying and hardening the clear for a full three days before I wet sand and polish it.
  8. Jukebox64

    Barbie Jeep

    So I have a friend who told me that she would really like to have a life-size Jeep that looks like Barbies jeep. And since I do models sometimes for my friends, I decided to find a cheap model of a jeep online and here’s how it turned out.
  9. Jukebox64

    72’ Ford Truck

    before I installed the dash which is the same color.
  10. Jukebox64

    72’ Ford Truck

    I finished today.
  11. Jukebox64

    1972 Ford sport custom

    Coming along!!
  12. Jukebox64

    1972 Ford sport custom

    So far I’ve done three Fords that were Moebius models. I like them very much. They fit together well the instructions are playing, and these are overall my favorite brand of models. Here’s what I have so far..
  13. Jukebox64

    amt 1962 Thunderbird

    Well I finally got it done, minus the broken windshield.
  14. Jukebox64

    1962 Thunderbird amt

    So I’m building the Thunderbird and I broke the windshield. Is there anyone out there who might have an extra??
  15. Jukebox64

    Amt 1969’ Z/28

    Here’s what I have. But is there a trick to putting the body on the frame. It seems that the front of the frame is too long for the body.
  16. Jukebox64

    Mpc 67’ gto

    I gotta say I’ve only put together two models by MPC and both of them were very cheap made models. They both had so much flashing on every spruce and one of the spruce was a short shot so that the complete seat was not even there. I did the best I could with this GTO, even though all the parts...
  17. Jukebox64

    Dodge Deora

    The front windshield and the front windshield frame were warped out of the box and the front panel. Front door was too small. This model didn’t have a lot of parts, but it was very difficult to assemble because the parts just didn’t fit together very properly.
  18. Jukebox64

    1934 Ford sedan.

    I started this four days after Thanksgiving and due to humidity it took me an extra four days for paint to dry but all in all it turned out great. It’s an older model from 1987. I moved the headlights to the bumper instead of the fenders plus I shaved the outside handles like a lot of car guys...
  19. Jukebox64

    57’ Bel-Air

  20. Jukebox64

    Rattle cans

    Well, these are the paints I usually use.

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