Really good kit as usual from Revell lately. Build it stock or Foose or pretty much however you want as there are lots of part options. Plenty of detail also, especially the interior, engine, and engi....

I sprayed this over MM Bronze Metallic and didn't even have to sand or polish. Looks a mile deep with 3 coats, and no bumps!....

Used this on a '67 Charger, pretty much a match for Turbine Bronze factory color. Covered really well after a couple of coats (don't sand the final coat!). I sprayed MM Ultra Clear over it and it look....

I used these after my final wet coat of lacquer and after my third glosscote. Looked almost like glass, then I did a light coat of Meguire's Carnuba wax and it turned out a winner! Get these!....

I used this to help bond very old tire lettering decals to new tires. I watered it down a little bit in a bottle cap and spread it on with a toothpick then applied the decals. Worked well.....

Not bad as I used to use a cordless screwdriver with a collet. The bits that came with the vise work good but if you're using very small bits forget it - they fall out. I'd recommend this for drilling....

I bought these to replace my old Dremel set (I only used the smallest bit for plug wires) & am impressed. Wide assortment and works great with my pin vice. Just don't push too hard with the small ones....

Maybe it's just my kit (hopefully) but it looks like AMT and Lindburg have tried to mix and match parts. No holes for the hood scoop to match up, no cut-outs for the hood. Among other things....You CA....

I'm going to be using this on a '64 Belvedere Max Wedge street car (the Lawman kit) so I practiced on some plastic spoons. Color looks great, seems to cover nicely and responds to clear coat very well....

I used this over Model Master GTS Blue Pearl on my '68 Hemi Dart and it turned out ok. I should have done some sanding and waxing but that was my fault, I was in a hurry to get this thing painted befo....