Metal Model Car Kit

Build and Detail Model Cars Like a Pro by Terry Jessee,

This generously illustrated guide to assembling, detailing metal model car kit and customizing model cars presents ten chapters covering plastic model kits ranging from muscle cars metal model car kit and lowriders to race cars, hot rods metal model car kit and pickups. Each project addresses a different set of techniques representing skill levels that grow more advanced as the book progresses. From assembling metal model car kit and painting a muscle car right out of the box to building a hot rod complete with fuel lines metal model car kit and plug wires, as the reader finishes each project he or she develops an understanding of the skills necessary to utilize laser-etched parts, assemble hinged doors metal model car kit and hoods, apply metal foil for chrome finishes metal model car kit and execute custom paint metal model car kit and decal finishes. Step-by-step photos -- including 100 in color -- illustrate all of the skills metal model car kit and techniques described.
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