That you used the pro hub shaver on the blue wheels also?
The axle heads are sunk into the hubs.
Union side
Confederate side
Front view:
Civil War car in progress
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whodathunkit
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Re: Civil War car in progress
Did any one notice:
That you used the pro hub shaver on the blue wheels also?
The axle heads are sunk into the hubs.
Union side
Confederate side
Front view:
That you used the pro hub shaver on the blue wheels also?
The axle heads are sunk into the hubs.
Union side
Confederate side
Front view:
What type of automobile can be spelled the same forwards & backwards?
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PWD_addict
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Re: Civil War car in progress
I am totally using your flame decals and painting next year. Wow!!!
Re: Civil War car in progress
PWD addict,
Derby evolution stencil. I would suggest cutting out some practice stencils using blue painters tape and wax paper. Great for practicing painting. I also used a small piece of cardboard to block off the areas I did not want covered. Got this idea from watching you tube videos of street spray paint vendors, painting then selling their wares.
These hot rod flames came out well. I am looking forward to practicing some alternative color schemes too.
Noskills (Seth)
Derby evolution stencil. I would suggest cutting out some practice stencils using blue painters tape and wax paper. Great for practicing painting. I also used a small piece of cardboard to block off the areas I did not want covered. Got this idea from watching you tube videos of street spray paint vendors, painting then selling their wares.
These hot rod flames came out well. I am looking forward to practicing some alternative color schemes too.
Noskills (Seth)
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