Bugs Edsel

[newt]

Well, it took her a couple of years, but she finally did it. (I am posting this because she is too busy with her phone . What's up with teenagers anyway.)
Bugs Edsel was worth the wait. I am HUGELY proud of her. She did it all. I did one BMF scallop just to show her how to do it, and she took off. It cost me an entire sheet of BMF, but what the hell. No one said education is cheap
She took the Edsel to the fair and took a blue ribbon and it got chosen to go to State Fair! It is boxed up and on it's way to Milwaukee as we speak. I hope it comes back in one piece, because I want to show with her at various shows with mine. It is cool to see a bone-stocker next to a modified one. Enjoy the pics, as poor as they are.

[bug]

I saw my dad's post and I thought I'd add a few words of my own. In the process of building my Edsel, I learned a lot of new things. I had a hard time with two-tone but after a while I got the hang of it. Masking the body was the hardest part but I think it turned out ok. The other hard part was bare metal foil. I definitely learned to hate it! I don't want to use bare metal foil ever again. But I know if I continue with modeling that probably isn't possible. Well I'm pretty proud of myself for going to state and I can't wait to see how I do there, too.

[bob]

Congratulations on going to state!!!
Bare metal foil is a pain in the #$# but it gets easier with practice, trust me we have all felt like making a bunch of little spit balls out of it at one time or another. Good luck at state! ;D

[hot rod trucker]

Great job Bug! You should be proud!

[surprise20]

It looks great you should be very proud of how it turned out,I'm very proud of you and I know that your dad is also.Good luck at state!!!!

[fish]

I've got one word bug...

[glow=red,2,300]WOW[/glow]

Very, very nice job. Good luck @ state !