The body is sprayed in tamiya candy apple green lacquer spray. The front grille and taillights are on

Also best spray can options if possible. Thank you!

The model is complete

The interior and dashboard are painted black, the instrument panel is tan

The engine and front axle are on the frame

I had another ford mustang fastback kit and am planning to make this one a bullit mustang

The car is complete for the month of October and a 1971 Pontiac Firebird kit is next for November

I tried using a soldering iron but the nylon keeps sticking to the iron and creating a mess-- I'm not sure the best way to modify the iron or if there would be a better tool. I'm trying to think of all the possible ways for non-stick surfaces: silicone, aluminum, parchment paper, teflon-- I also saw plastic welders seem to have brass tips but not sure how that would make a difference. Any experience or insight welcome

Hello, I am planning on building a F-16A in 1/48 scale. I was able to see some former Israeli birds. They are now owned by Top Aces. I would say I have a medium skill level if that helps. What would be the best kit for me? Are there any other subreddits I can go to for help? I am not sure what other info would be needed.

What materials are good to make a mold for a part I need lots of but isn’t widely available in sets? I’ve thought about clay, resin, idk what else (the part needs to be recoverable after the mold cures). And once you’ve made the part, what materials do you melt into the mold to make the pieces (ideally something with a low melting point but still decently hard when dry)

(Original parts I need for reference)

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