Nice! I've got these as well, but your Road Runner looks much better wearing the Magnum 500s. Here's mine, it's been sitting in the backyard for a few years and just needs a little detailing to bring it back to its former glory.
Nice! I've got these as well, but your Road Runner looks much better wearing the Magnum 500s. Here's mine, it's been sitting in the backyard for a few years and just needs a little detailing to bring it back to its former glory.
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Firstly Geno, great shots, I have both sitting pride of place in my showcases.
Pete, you really need to take better care of your models! Nah, that really is a great weathering job. Did you use paint pigment and enamel thinner to apply the dirt and grime?
Thanks guys, it certainly is appreciated. Grock, these are Danbury Mint and thank you. Pete, I love your weathering skills, that is just too cool. It would look great in a field dio. 😎Â
Geno, our two Mopar models look great. The change of wheels on the Road Runner looks awesome. The Super Bee has always been a favorite, both model and 1:1.
Pete, your Road Runner is certainly pretty cool. I've got a couple distressed models, and they are always very interesting. Did you do that one yourself?
Guys, I wish I could take credit for the weathering, but it's not my doing. I purchased it from a seller on eBay. He also had a beautifully weathered DM '67 Camaro Z28 listed, but I ultimately chose the RR. It was so well done, that I couldn't pass it up. Here's the Camaro.
Guys, I wish I could take credit for the weathering, but it's not my doing. I purchased it from a seller on eBay. He also had a beautifully weathered DM '67 Camaro Z28 listed, but I ultimately chose the RR. It was so well done, that I couldn't pass it up. Here's the Camaro.
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it is a remarkable weathering job isn't it Pete? 2 highlights for me are the "rusting" and the whiteish areas where water, of some liquid, had either run down the body or coagulated just below the windscreen on the Roadrunner.
