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I finished up a '34 Ford Pickup, and now I am starting a little T Altered, based on the funnycar chassis that was meant for the Vega I used in Jack Wagon. Sent from my BND-L24 using Tapatalk

Oh wow! Thanks all! This was a great motivation to finish something before 2021 begins, and a bright spot in what was otherwise a pretty crummy year for many. Sent from my BND-L24 using Tapatalk

Jack Wagon Finished pics! MPC Vega Wagon Funny car meets resin monster jack-in-the-box garage kit! Weird-Oh wheels, engine, etc. Sent from my BND-L24 using Tapatalk

Jack Wagon I think he's done! Let me know when it's time to post all of the finished pics. Sent from my BND-L24 using Tapatalk

Jack Wagon I put all the main assembles together, and totally forgot to put the windows in first. Hopefully, I can make that happen from the outside. Sent from my BND-L24 using Tapatalk

Jack Wagon Update! Took Jack out of the display case, disassembled it, and started in painting Jack's box. Sent from my BND-L24 using Tapatalk

No real Jack Wagon progress to share. Just letting the paint gas all the way out before I color sand , touch up and/or clear again. A couple of pics of my Huey's Hut Rod, just for _____s and giggles. Sent from my BND-L24 using Tapatalk

I thought so. They have a certain sheen to them. Sent from my BND-L24 using Tapatalk

If that's an old acetate promo body, you can use a brush to apply acetone (lightly) to the seams, and it should melt/weld the panels together, similar to how styrene cement (I think it's MEK-based) works on... styrene.

Jack Wagon I couldn't shoot lacquer over the pearl I had messed up, so I am stuck waiting for the enamel purple to cure up before I can safely spray clear. I reassembled Jack temporarily to store him for a week or so... Sent from my BND-L24 using Tapatalk

Jack Wag'n I repainted the Vega body, applied some decals, and worked on the base a bit. Sent from my BND-L24 using Tapatalk

Jack Wag'n Pearl on the Vega body took a bad turn, so will need to let it sit a few days before I try to fix it. In the meantime, I made progress on Jack, himself. Sent from my BND-L24 using Tapatalk

Some paint done. Letting the dark base set up. Sent from my BND-L24 using Tapatalk

Jack Wag'n Before I really start to get down with the paint, I wanted to get a "full" mock-up pic posted: Sent from my BND-L24 using Tapatalk

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Jack Wag'n Sculpting more detail onto my "tire smoke" foundation today using Apoxie Sculpt two-part putty/clay. As it starts to cure, I can further blend with a brush dipped in water. Also got my new Anyway Whatever Podcast shirt, which goes right along with the monsters and rods theme. Sent...

Oh yeah, and if you aren't watching The Crafsman's videos on YouTube, you should probably go review your life choices up to this point. [emoji846] Sent from my BND-L24 using Tapatalk

Best bet is either to scrape/sand paint and/or plating from mating surfaces before you glue, or very carefully use super (CA) glue instead. Just be aware that the fumes that come off of curing CA glue can leave a white residue on clear and lacquer-painted parts. I use a "crystal clear"...

Jack Wag'n I've been building models for a LOT of years now, and the Roth/Newt/Mouse/Weird-Ohs were always some of my favorites, even though they were out of production, not to really start seeing reissues until I was in junior high in the early '80s. I spent lots of hours teaching myself to...

Jack Wag'n He's getting creepier by the hour. Made some progress: Sent from my BND-L24 using Tapatalk