billyt
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Post by billyt on Dec 29, 2008 0:08:46 GMT -5
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Post by chevyracing572 on Dec 29, 2008 20:33:04 GMT -5
Neato. Those look like something you would find stacked up in a junkyard somewhere. Probably in the south somewhere because they look rust-free. Too bad that Monte looks too far gone for a restoration. Oh well, thanks for posting.
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Post by kaseykahne9 on Dec 29, 2008 20:59:23 GMT -5
how did u do the Monte 2 look very realistic? they both look very convincing. very good job.
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billyt
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Post by billyt on Dec 30, 2008 0:08:05 GMT -5
I used hot (boiling) water, a blow dryer, and a paint stripper.... Heated them up with the water then pushed them against the bench until I had the desired effect... I had to heat them several times, just don't use too much pressure because the plastic will break as it cools... Then I used the dryer and the stripper to heat smaller places for the smaller damages.. They were painted and bumpers were on when damaged... I used a wire brush to simulate scratches like going through a barbed wire fence would do... I also dabbed a little red paint on the Monte cause in a crash that bad, somebody had to bleed....
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Post by Josh on Dec 30, 2008 16:58:09 GMT -5
coolcars man, love the blood, great idea
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Post by modeljunky on Jan 1, 2011 11:33:50 GMT -5
cool bud
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