Another 14 hours and my portion of the Dirty Rat is complete, the clear should be going on as I type. I’ll have a photo in a few days after it’s been put together, in the meanwhile, these shots from inside the booth will have to do.
Another 14 hours and my portion of the Dirty Rat is complete, the clear should be going on as I type. I’ll have a photo in a few days after it’s been put together, in the meanwhile, these shots from inside the booth will have to do.
Looks like a certain sitting prime minister lol.Nice art work Kate.
Kinda reminds me of what was going on between Greece and German bankers about a year ago. It was all about the green back then as ATM’s ran dry and Greek banks rationed money. It didn’t take bombs, tanks and soldiers to conquer Europe. It took empty promises and the eternal leash of a debt load too great to ever be paid back. Britain beware.
Really nice paint job. Beats me why anyone would want McGuinty on their car, though…
great work, my “painting” never had that characteristic element, just “blow-in” repair jobs was my specialty:-)))
and if I only had a picture of the pet rat I used to have…………….
To compare a rat to a politician is an insult to rodents.
Kate, I tip my hat to your mad skills.
I am currently buffing out the paint on a 1/16th scale 427 Cobra. My paint booth was a cardboard box and the great outdoors. My shop is my kitchen table.
Look forward to more pics.
how much fuel can that rat eat? I had one many years ago that got a whopping 8 miles to the gallon, but it sure as hell got there fast.
Very neat.
Renaissance Woman