Thunderbird pro stock

this is a mothel that i was working at the same time with the Firebird......



i applied a few decals........





i worked wit the front........ i applied carbon fiber.......




i detailed the back wing........



this the power plant that i will use.....



this is the idea.......

Like it whats the colour on it.

allan wrote:Like it whats the colour on it.

This color is from House of Colors Kustom paint. This color change from copper to green.

Love it love it love it awesome work mate.

wow thats a nice paintjob! looking awesome so far mate! hows the quality of those Gibson engines? Is there a lot of cleanup to do on them?

slowlylearning wrote:wow thats a nice paintjob! looking awesome so far mate! hows the quality of those Gibson engines? Is there a lot of cleanup to do on them?

Not much to clean. The cuality and the detail are great. This engine brings everithing. The only thing is you need to use sanding paper and a flat surfece to level the engine block. I will post more pics of the engine out of the bag...

hi,

this are the pics from the engine.......

this is the engine is a Ford.......



this are the resin parts......



the detail parts......

Looks ace so far, I really like it. That paint--

Loving the build what paint did u use

Yugster wrote:Loving the build what paint did u use

I used House of Colors Copper to Green.

The engine look's cool,Ya me like the colour too can see it on a few cars.

Wow missed that, I really like the paint and that Gibson engine

Cool looking paint. You will love the Gibson engine they are well cast and look very nice when together.

Nice paint.
Slowly - While being more detailed Gibson engines are more work than a styrene kit engine and i've had a few pinholes & minor flash to clean up (but nothing major). Biggest gripe with them is that the extractors are often moulded with the backs flat.
However, we can always build our own out of tube, rod, solder etc can't we.