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love the pipes what did you use for the wiring I like the color that it is
It is color coated jewelry wire. You can get a lot of different colors.
B)
love the pipes what did you use for the wiring I like the color that it is
It is color coated jewelry wire. You can get a lot of different colors.
B)
Looking great Terry,
BTW, where do you buy that jewelry wire. I can think of a lot of uses for that!
Bob
Wow!
That really made a difference Terry!
I like everything, color, engine detail, interior and those dry transfers was what it needed. That little something that makes it really stand out!
Bob
Wow!
That really made a difference Terry!
I like everything, color, engine detail, interior and those dry transfers was what it needed. That little something that makes it really stand out!
Bob
Thanks Bob!
It is such a old kit it needs all the help it can get.
Wow!
That really made a difference Terry!
I like everything, color, engine detail, interior and those dry transfers was what it needed. That little something that makes it really stand out!
Bob
Thanks Bob!
It is such a old kit it needs all the help it can get.
I built that exact model way back in the 1970s, or maybe even the late 1960s. I remember it well, I painted mine metal-flake gold and put a blown Chevy "409" in it! I kept it for years, but, somewhere along the way, it got lost! I am surprised at the number of antique models I see posted on here! Brings back memories!
Bob
Amazing Mr Terry!....super well done
Luiz
