Hi, I recently started this new AMT kit. the color I chose will be turquoise I might also add a white roof not sure yet. and a black interior.
I hope to have the exhaust and shocks painted this weekend
Once the exhaust is in place I will have to fill the seam where that small cross pipe joins.
Hey - Welcome to the forum, The chassis and exhaust looks Fantastic, looking forward to seeing more. [tup]
[#ditto] WOW! Great weathering on that exhaust and undercarriage!!! [:P]
I can’t wait to see what you do with this one! I’m a big fan of weathered, realistic-looking cars!
Did you use Rustall on the exhaust ? If not do tell what you used for that realistic color…[:-^]
My Father drove a 1960 Ford, Black with a White roof and Black interior back then as a work vehicle. I always liked the styling and remember the car rode real nice and would go like heck, too!!
Last week I received one of the new Round 2 1960 Ford Starliner from John (I helped a bit with the 1949 Ford release) and I have to say this model is one of the best I’ve seen in a long time. Very nice boxart that is functional as well; I especially like the parts layout on the bottom of the kit box. John did a SUPER job on the graphics layout with great colors and a “Hey, pick me up and look at this kit” factor. Glad to see you’re building this model and will follow along for the “ride”.
Joe
I used some flat black then brushed pastels over that until I got the color I was after
Very nice start on the build! Can you give a bit more info on the weathering technique, please?
BTW: From the looks of that hardhat you’re wearing I would have guessed you were an Aircraft man, but I’m glad to see you like Auto’s too. 
Joe
I have the engine assembled, still lots moref to add in the engine compartment, but the underside is basically completed now.
wow it looks great… that engine bay … [bow]
I applied a coat of paint to the body. figures I run out of paint! those model master sprays are to small! I’ll have to pick some more up on the weekend so I can paint the hood and dash.
