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A brief " before, during and after" post showing an M2 Castline Clearly Auto-thentic's 1954 Chevrolet Bel-Air going through the process of being colored/painted black. Thanks for looking...


In the original packaging...

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Out of the reusable display box...

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All parts and pieces laid out, ready for the work to begin.... (Chassis is the only diecast piece)

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Felt-tipped black marker used, beginning with the engine compartment and interior floor...

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Roughing-in the tires, doors, steering wheel, hood, and main body.
Nearly completed parts except for the car's top ...

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With top completed, everything's done except for finer finishing details and reassembly.....
(Gloss black acrylic paint used to reach areas inaccessible by the marker; also, some areas cannot be reached by either)


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The end result.....

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WOW!! The transformation was amazing. I never did like those clear bodies.
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