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Kenny let me paint the 'Coca Cola' logo.... everything else, I masked for his airbrushing... ( What a good friend... to invite me to his projects !!

I was assisting the Master,( Kenny Youngblood ) repaint the Snake 'Cuda, 20 years ago....and the Mongoo$e's Duster !

When we changed 'sponsors' , Ford's " Special Vehicle Operations" came to Sonoma Raceway. They configured Mustangs for the school. All but 5 or 6, 240 & 260 Z's didn't have a VIN number. The non-VIN cars were crushed. Very sad.

We had over 30 240z at a driving school in N California. ( I took this photo)..... Wonderful cars!!

Nice work !! ( Personally, on the real actual bike, I feel that gas tank shape is unattractive )..... Even though, I am a vintage Honda guy.....

Model building is SUPPOSED to be "leisure" ... a hobby..... Makes you forget your job crap..... Until your little sharp knife stabs your finger tip... o_O

Nice job !! ( But the chain looks kinda tight ) ........:)

I almost forgot..... Back in the late '80's I bought a 1976 Kawasaki KZ 900 LTD. ( In very good condition).... Then a friend showed me a model he had sitting around forever in a box. ( He got it when he bought a same bike in '76. I have yet to re-assemble it ( I think there is a missing...

I have a collection of 1 1/18" diecast cars. If you look at the brand, 'Exoto', you can find examples of 'road wear', from after a race, on some models.

The decals don't look bad,..... but as you suggest, they may be. I might try one and see?

You could always, use the airbrush to create dust & dirt on the lower tank...

Looks real good!! When you use a base color first, on the hole body, you can then "erase" a boo boo by spraying the base color over the 'opps', and continue on..

Look at the off-road buggy. EVERYTHING on the side of the body is completely flat ( upper & lower panels). There are no rivets, vents, panel braces, etc. All airbrush. Pretty cool.... ( That was how I learned to paint swiss cheese holes on the Continental. ( Artist is the famed, Kenny...

An airbrush is probably the easiest paint tool to use, once you practice with it. From a tiny 'soft' line, to a 1 inch spray pattern to paint a whole body. Just adjust the spray tip on a flat board..... then how much to pull the trigger. I am not an "airbrush expert", but I was coached by...