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Olds "Buddies". Just a random pic I found...
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Nice ! I love the H/O. Some BMF around the windshield & rear window will make the black Olds pop.
lmao...When I'm bored I'll take a model and bare metal foil over the painted areas that should be chrome or stainless. On my black Olds it really makes a difference in the way it looks. Ertl practically never highlighted those areas.
But what did you expect for the $20 price at TRU. Sure, it can be a tedious job but the rewards are worth it. Now go get yourself some BMF 'n get busy lol
Lol... what's TLA?
ROTFLMAO .. really? ... TLA = Three Letter Acronym - U know .. BMF ... WTH ... LOL ... DDG ... EOM
Get busy with it ??? .. Do tell my friend - Do tell (LOL) ... Is it easy to apply ??
Uh - Steve ..... Did I just hear you close your eyes and slap your forehead ???
... That's what I thought .... ( LOL ... & ... ROTFLMAO )
My forehead's slapped raw lol. I've never heard that..or if I did I'm 2 old 2 remember lol
It can be pretty easy. It's all in what your foiling. Compound curves can take quite a few small pieces to get it correct. I have and like the patience it can take to get it right. I like and appreciate the difference the application makes. I'll see if I can find some pics of a completed model.
I would like to see this ... Where do I get this (Ebay?) -- Easy of application?
If I can try my hand .. and if this is a doable deal ...
I can see the endless possibilities
Thanks
I get it at a local hobby shop. I'm sure there are online hobby sites that sell it too.
Google bare metal foil and you'll see some tutorials come up. I think they'll interest you.
Thanks for asking Steve. I didn't know what TLA was either but then there's lots of stuff I don't know.