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I've been working on it for a couple of weeks and just finished it last night. Full detail with BMF, carpeting and the PE set from MCG.  It is a curbside model. Thanks for looking.☺️

 

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Thanks guys, I do appreciate it, it'll fit nicely in my collection of "famous/movie/star" cars.

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Nicely done.  The color looks great.  Foil work is nice.  That was a lot of car back in the day.  

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I like the paint finish and color. The chrome trim is all very cleanly done. Must have taken the better part on a sheet of Bare Metal Foil. Nice detailing of the lower tail lights in the rear bumper and the headlights. I like how you used the side glass as it adds a different over all look to the model.  The interior has a very realistic looking finish. 

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You've done a gorgeous job on Marilyn's Cadillac Gene! The colour is unexpected and not often seen which makes it all the more convincing for me. It's expertly applied too. I have to say, I get a little nervous thinking about all that foil work, but you did a great job with it. Inside and out! Thanks for posting it.

Eric

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Again, thank you all. Eric, the real car was originally Persian Sand on the exterior, George Barris painted it the Gold color for Marilyn to match an outfit color she really liked. The interior was left original, that's what I liked about it, it's different but still compliments the exterior.

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Man, that's nice! What an amazing car the '59 Cadillac was. Love the colour you chose, and the interior looks super nice, very realistic looking build. Foil work is on point! Very nice.

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Very very nice one, BMF paint job and grill beautifull? How did you achieve that realistic grill and rear mesh?

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Thanks guys, yes, all that BMF was a beast lol. But like Scott said, well worth the time. The real car was custom painted this color by George Barris to match an outfit that Marilyn had and loved. This wasn't a factory color for '59. It was originally Persian Sand, hence the interior color. Here's the real car.

 

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