1/72 scale “skyray. “
I forgot who made this kit for sale. Its' been 18 years since I put it together and I don't think I had any building problems. These 5 photos are all that I have of the jet. I was informed at a IPMS/USA San Jose, California monthly club meeting that I had the wrong color on my model. At another model show I was told that the color didn't matter. "It was how well the color was applied." Thus, I won a 1st Place award on the airplane.
Enjoy!
Another fine build.
Maybe you'd have taken 2nd place if she was painted pink...
Hey Bob..I do have a pink modern day jet and a pink P-51.
Great looking 'Ford'! Looks like it's the Tamiya kit.
Robert:::: What FORD are you looking at, as there in none in this photo.
F fourD, a nick name for the Skyray.
I love it!
Nicely done Rodney.
Well deserved first place, Rodney.
Nice and clean build.
Thanks guys: Guess I'll post my pink plane & my pink Thunderbird covetable...car.
Ok Bob and the rest of your wonderful model friends as I'm enclosing some "PINK". models. RJW...
6 attached images. Click to enlarge.
I love them @f2g1d!
I think they are nice models...hope you think so toooooooooooo!
My friend ground up one of my .9999fine gold coins, then put the powder into clear paint. I sprayed the gold onto my Caddy.
Beautifully done!
The clear paint was Future Floor Wax.
I went to about 17 IPMS/USA model contest that was held in California until I won an "Honorable Mention" award which was a business-like card. As time went on I got a 3rd, then a 2nd and finally a 1st place award. The old saying amount us modelers was: "Some one has to win the award so why can't it be me." Then we use to buy lotto tickets, hoping to win one of the prizes, which was at the show. We all use the "WHY CAN'T IT BE ME." Those contests were nothing but fun and good times.