mrmike Posted January 22, 2022 Posted January 22, 2022 The Story Adam arrives home 20 minutes after leaving the crime scene and parks his car, back end in first, in the driveway. He walks into the house and he is greeted by his wife Natalie with a kiss and a hug. She pulls out a wrapped plate of food from the fridge, left over from dinner and places it in the microwave oven to heat up. His son, Thomas, is getting ready for bed and Adam says good night to him. Adam goes back downstairs to the kitchen and sits down at the table to eat and he is joined by Natalie and they talk about their respective days. His at Homicide and hers at the flower shop and at home. After eating dinner, he cleans up the kitchen and takes out the trash. He looks over the mail for bills and other correspondence and places them on his desk and he tosses the rest. He walks around the house making sure that the windows and doors are shut and locked and the lights have been turned off. He heads upstairs to bed where Natalie is reading a book and he then gets into his pajamas and crawls into bed. Tomorrow is another day. McNally Boston, PI will return… The Build I have finished my 2010 Dodge Charger R/T. My goal was to build this as a car taken from Patrol and given to the Detectives. It has mis-matched paint, mis-aligned body parts, a 2-way radio, a computer and dual trunk mounted antennas. The body hasn't been polished after the final coat of paint.
mrmike Posted January 22, 2022 Author Posted January 22, 2022 I kept looking at this model and wondering what I may have forgotten. I forgot to weather the chassis and I am no expert at that. The chassis was drybrushed with Tamiya XF-10 Flat Brown and the exhaust system was drybrushed with Tamiya X-23 Clear Blue and X-26 Clear Orange.
bogger44 Posted January 22, 2022 Posted January 22, 2022 That's a unique build Mike, I like it. Weathering the chassis added more realism to it being a well used car. Looks good to me. That's something I've yet to try.
happy grumpy Posted January 31, 2022 Posted January 31, 2022 Somehow I missed that one. Great model and when dodge introduce this model, my first thought was, finally a worthy successor of the late 60's line. Great build.
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