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Cheers all. :) Jim, currently using Trizact 6000 & 8000 pads to flat back (used wet), then Tamiya coarse and fine compounds, finished with a final wax coat once the whole model is complete.

Morning all. :) Well I've been having a nightmare with this. The body had been painted, glossed and polished some time ago but I still had to paint the chrome window trim. I masked everything up, and then in a stupid moment decided to use a paint pen for the chrome instead of airbrushing. This...

Welcome aboard from another Londoner. Where abouts in the fair city are you based?

Yes, he was certainly interesting. First wife was his niece (but older than him), second wife was 20 when he was 39.

Looks great Ron. I'm off to read up on this machine.

Cheers guys. :)

Morning gang. I realised I've not updated this thread, to engrossed in the build. The body has been painted and glossed, still needs flatting, polishing and the chrome trim painting, so will post pics of that when it's done. In the meantime I've pushed on with some other parts. First up, the...

Welcome aboard Garry & Allen, nice choices. :) Updated entrants list: Mr Bowcat - Bob peterairfix - Peter Andy T - Andy Ian M - Ian tigersteve - Steve Mini Me - Rick Dave Ward - David Jakko therapy - Nick papa 695 - Ian Mickc1440 - Mick adt70hk - Andrew Mark1 - Mark Lee Drenen - Lee Simontie -...

Cheers gents. :)

Thanks Peter. :) No, mine was the 1/24th Tamiya kit, though I might take on the 1/12th at some point.

Cheers gents. :)

Your model, your choice. As a kid, I made a winter camo Spit using Tippex. :tears-of-joy:

Bob Smith Gold foam safe CA, it won't fog clear acrylics. Slightly longer dying time than normal CA, but still massively quicker than most everything else.

Thanks chaps. :)

Morning all. Made a start on this yesterday by getting the body prepped for paint. There was a bit of a seam along the front and rear wings, nothing too major. However the inside of the roof was terrible, four really deep EPM's, which as they had got in at an angle were raised on one side and...

Cheers guys. :)

Thanks chaps.

Not on a 1970 Charger Jim, that would be a '69. ;) :tears-of-joy: Might have to do a DoH Charger though, loved that show as a kid.

Thanks gents. :)

Hi all, So, next on the bench is this. My eldest daughter is a fan of the films, and the Charger in particular. She is off to University in September to train to become a Midwife, and I wanted to build something for her to take with her as a little reminder of home.