Revell 1970 Mustang ala Tuskegee

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This surely will be a head turner on model shows! Wished I could do a model car as this one!
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Could not resist to proudly present your WIP on SPAModeler´s Facebook page! :beau:
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Thank you Thomas :)

Sadly there really aren't shows around here. There is supposedly one coming around next month up in Plattsburgh...maybe I could take a trip up and visit Mom....have to see how that plays out at the end of the month.
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That would be great, feeling in my elbow that your Mustang could be a winner !

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Jeeves wrote:Thank you Thomas :)

Sadly there really aren't shows around here. There is supposedly one coming around next month up in Plattsburgh...maybe I could take a trip up and visit Mom....have to see how that plays out at the end of the month.
I hear ya. I don't ever recall hearing any IPMS Model shows let alone any model kit shows in my area - let alone in NYS. The only local show that seem to be popular is Toy Railroading shows that takes place every February.
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Blacksheep, whereabouts in New York are you? I can see that Plattsburgh is pretty far from Saratoga. Would you be closer to Rochester? They have an event (Rocon) coming up on September18th. Just a thought.
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I live in Utica, NY. I have travelled to Rochester numerous time for I have in-laws that live in Webster. In fact, I know there is a LHS nearby her house I plan on checking out later this summer.
I'm definitely interested in heading out there In September. Funny, I never knew they have shows out there. Thanks for the heads up.
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Small world again-- one of my good friends works in the Webster school system :)
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BlackSheep214 wrote:I live in Utica, NY. I have travelled to Rochester numerous time for I have in-laws that live in Webster. In fact, I know there is a LHS nearby her house I plan on checking out later this summer.
I'm definitely interested in heading out there In September. Funny, I never knew they have shows out there. Thanks for the heads up.


Glad to help. I don't know how the show itself is; but they've been doing them for awhile. I got the information from the IPMS USA website. They list all the IPMS-affiliated clubs' events on the site; and even have a map showing where they are and the date so everyone can find them. I do hope you get to go; I'll be watching for an update in September to see how you do.
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Sorry I missed this one !! That looks pretty sharp Jeeves! Great idea and a good look!

There's a trick a few of the auto modelers have caught on to as far as wheels go in regards to the look of model chrome. I'll spell it out in an article that I got in Scale Auto last year and it helps get rid of the "toy chrome" look. It involves using a coat of Tamiya Smoke on the wheels to give it the true chrome metal look and it works great. Check it out:

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You can see the difference this makes up close here in the article:

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