Revell 1966 GTO

[deuce]

I planned to spray a purple pearl over silver, but after spraying the silver, the purple would just spritz out.  I got it at HL when they were getting rid of there Testors paints.  I've got tons of paint, but nothing sounded good, but I had a coral Rustoleum that I settled on.  It sprayed really nicely, but stayed tacky for over a week.  I've remedied that before by spraying Rustoleum clear over the paint, but instead of drying, it crinkled the paint.  I had an old can of metallic brown Duplicolor that I hadn't used on anything else.  After it dried, I sprayed a Duplicolor sparkly clear on it.  I didn't want to overdo it, so it only got two coats.  I put the decals on with the intention of them being sort of ghost like, then sprayed Rustoleum clear over the body.  The motor is one of those Revell (I think) chrome engines.  It's a 421, so it is still Poncho powered.  It's been tubbed as well, but it doesn't look that good underneath, so no pictures of that, lol.

[HotRodTom]

That first pic has ghost flames. At least, looking at it on my phone, it looks that way. Howdeeedooodat? 🤔

[deuce]

I found a flame design I liked online, and stretched and warped it to fit the car in Photoshop. Since I wanted the ghost flame look, I printed the decals on clear paper.

Looking at the pics, it would appear the front sits lower on one side, but the model sits straight, and all four wheels are on the ground, so I don't know why it's like that.

[TooOld]

Cool paint job and great looking Goat , the outside pics look really sharp !