Peppermint Fuzz Progress Report

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After more than a few months of intensive restoration activities I am pleased to post a few shots of my Peppermint Fuzz. I hope that you guys aren't offended that I am going with black and white instead of hot pink as it was molded but I thought B and W worked better for a show car. I think I also have a 1/32 chopper on the way for the passenger side. With the PF is a progress shot of "the Spyder" which I am also restoring from glue-bomb status.

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Sorry guys, not only did I post it in the wrong area, the pics never came through. I will try again.

[fredmellini]

Hey!!! black and white works fine for me!!!

[Paul B. Canney]

[glow=red,2,300][glow=purple,2,300]AWESOME![/glow][/glow]

[Tim Nolan]

WOW! Lotsa' body pieces and lotsa' work! Whew!! True lil' hotrods though! Diggin' em'!

[davea]

Hey, those are gonna be great! I love the look!

[Tory]

dave said:

I hope that you guys aren't offended that I am going with black and white instead of hot pink as it was molded but I thought B and W worked better for a show car.

As a matter of fact, I am offended, so go back and paint it hot paint, dang gum it!

Actually, I don't recall ever seeing any of those Aurora "Scene Machines" painted up as Aurora intended. I would love to get ahold of one and see if I could make it look cool while keeping with the Aurora vision.

But the dang things are always out of my price range...

[otto69]

I can see why you'd do it in black and white, but for me one of the cool things about that series of kits is the far out colors it's molded in. I have maybe 3 out of the series: a couple hot dog wagons, 1 boob tube and 1 Blackbeards Tub. Still looking for a buildable copy of the others. I just love the bright colored plastics of the 1960's.