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 Rank: Beginner Level 1 Groups: Registered
Joined: 08/12/2021 Posts: 6 Points: 18 Location: Crestline,CA USA
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So I've been wanting to do something to make my build unique but not change the car historically and with the recent pack with the Exhaust headers I got my chance. There was no way I was gonna leave them black. So I went for a heat-stained look. with no air brush and not having done this technique before, I think they turned out pretty good. Jimmy attached the following image(s):
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Joined: 22/02/2017 Posts: 155 Points: 474 Location: Ireland
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Very nice! I was drowning my sorrows. But my sorrows they'd learned to swim.
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Joined: 05/03/2017 Posts: 531 Points: 1,710 Location: Midlands, UK
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They look superb! What was the technique and paints you used? Building:
Ghostbusters Ecto-1, Ford GT40, Gone in 60 seconds Eleanor mustang, Shelby Cobra
Complete:
R2D2, Red Bull RB7 RC, Battleship Bismarck, Shelby GT500 'super snake'
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Rank: Beginner Level 1 Groups: Registered
Joined: 08/12/2021 Posts: 6 Points: 18 Location: Crestline,CA USA
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Spray paints are all Testors enamel.
Base coat everything silver.
Starting at the collectors, spray gold leaving just bits of silver peeking through here & there as you go. Build up the gold toward the cylinder head ends.
Each exhaust runner sprayed separately, using transparent blue at the cylinder head ends, spray letting the transition from blue to gold blend on it's own.
W/O an airbrush I was pleased at how well this worked out.
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