1966 Ford Mustang 350GT R Decals
That's mightly cool, so now a couple dozen clear coats to get it shiny?
That's mightly cool, so now a couple dozen clear coats to get it shiny?
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1966 Ford Mustang 350GT R Finished
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fightnjoe
Active member
1966 Ford Mustang 350GT R The Chassis
A small update.
The under parts and the interior tub get some paint and a bit of drybrushing. Semi Gloss Black, Model Master Metalizer Stainless Steel, and then Testors Flat Aluminium.
Next will be detail work on the under parts and such.
All comments, critiques, and criticism are encouraged.
Joe
A small update.
The under parts and the interior tub get some paint and a bit of drybrushing. Semi Gloss Black, Model Master Metalizer Stainless Steel, and then Testors Flat Aluminium.
Next will be detail work on the under parts and such.
All comments, critiques, and criticism are encouraged.
Joe
ij001
Well-known member
1966 Ford Mustang 350GT R The Chassis
Just realised that whilst I've been following this project, I've not written anything... Sorry Joe, it's looking very good indeed, the Monogram (then Revell) '66 Mustang fastback is one of my favourite car kits, just falls together and looks superb.
Doing a great job, friend.
Ian.
Just realised that whilst I've been following this project, I've not written anything... Sorry Joe, it's looking very good indeed, the Monogram (then Revell) '66 Mustang fastback is one of my favourite car kits, just falls together and looks superb.
Doing a great job, friend.
Ian.
Prop Duster
Member
1966 Ford Mustang 350GT R The Chassis
Joe
This is so cool.
This build is a big help to me....I can watch your build and ignore the piece of styrene on my bench, that refuses to form, conform, reform it's self into a model-sigh :huh:
Joe
This is so cool.
This build is a big help to me....I can watch your build and ignore the piece of styrene on my bench, that refuses to form, conform, reform it's self into a model-sigh :huh:
fightnjoe
Active member
1966 Ford Mustang 350GT R Assorted Thingies
Well after a bit of a lengthy break I am back.
Work continues on the Mustang with engine work, chassis work, and work on the interior. Trying my hand at wiring the engine again. Hope it works better than the last time.
Next up is to finish with the plug wires and assorted wires and cables.
Til the next time.
All comments, critiques, and criticism are encouraged.
Joe
Well after a bit of a lengthy break I am back.
Work continues on the Mustang with engine work, chassis work, and work on the interior. Trying my hand at wiring the engine again. Hope it works better than the last time.
Next up is to finish with the plug wires and assorted wires and cables.
Til the next time.
All comments, critiques, and criticism are encouraged.
Joe
Sherman 18
Master at Arms
1966 Ford Mustang 350GT R Assorted Thingies
Looking good :drool
Looking good :drool
Skinny_Mike
Well-known member
1966 Ford Mustang 350GT R Assorted Thingies
Fantastic work Joe. That paint work is superb!
Fantastic work Joe. That paint work is superb!
Hawkwrench
Active member
1966 Ford Mustang 350GT R Assorted Thingies
That stang is looking mighty sweet. Good start on the wiring. Kinds reminds me of my dad's 65 mustang when I was younger.
Tim
That stang is looking mighty sweet. Good start on the wiring. Kinds reminds me of my dad's 65 mustang when I was younger.
Tim
