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I call it a paint by numbers model because all I did was paint it and put it together. No extra detailing, modifications or even polishing out the paint.

Paint is Duplicolor Metalcast clear red over a Duplicolor silver base with Duplicolor clear coat. No polishing. Engine, seats and all details are Testors bottle enamel.

Couple things to watch out for on this kit are the pins on the back of the wheel outers should be trimmed off to fit into the tires properly against the backs and the rear spring mount is called out as plated on the instructions, it's not. I had to get the paint back out and do it 1/2 way through assembly.

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I have always loved this kit!  I still have my original build from way back in the late ‘60s or early’70s (?).  I really, really like your build.  The paint looks great!

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Awesome build, I love it. I built this in my younger days and I assume it fell victim to firecrackers or BB gun. Man I wish I still had it and all my other models.

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That's cool, that Duplicolor Metalcast paint looks great. This certainly brings back memories, as I haven't seen one of these built up in forever.

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Thanks everyone.

I did this as a "pallet cleanser" after the complicated, involved builds of the Thunderbird and '32 Chevy delivery.

I'd like to get at least one currently started [painted] projects across the table. Thinking on a couple "fresh starts" soon too such as a '59 Caddy, '37 Chevy coupe or maybe even an early 911.  ?

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