28 replies to this topic

[mangodart]

Here is my last build, and the first one for this year, a 77 Monte Carlo from Revell, mostly Box Stock except for the wheels, which are from a 78 Camaro, and the seat belt from MCG. I've also take some pics with a 79 model to see the difference of size between those two generations !!

Hope you'll like it :

 

 

 

[Erik Smith]

Nice clean construction on a classy ride.

[chebbysteve]

beautifully done. really like the interior.

[Jeff B]

The seats and door cards look so real!  Great work all the way around!

[jeffb]

this may be a problem  

[Johnny]

A lot of people overlook the beauty of this year model. And what can be done with that kit!

Great job. It does build into a nice curbside representation!

[crazyjim]

Nice, clean, SHINY   build.  The interior is marvelous.

[mangodart]

Thank you guys, unfortunatly the sky wasn't that nice when I took the pics so the paint doesn't look as shiny as it is in reality

[tomsheehy]

Very nice. Man I loved those cars growing up. You did a great job on the details. Thanks

[charlie8575]

Gorgeous job on this. Light blue is a nice color for these.

 

Charlie Larkin

[Johnny1973]

nice Monte Carlo.

[Michigan Madman]

Always love it when somebody takes a snap together kit and makes it look better than a lot of the full-detail kits out there.

[Danno]

Sweet!

[Erik Smith]

Thank you guys, unfortunatly the sky wasn't that nice when I took the pics so the paint doesn't look as shiny as it is in reality

You should see the sky here - or rather, you can't. I thought it looked like you live in some sort of paradise.

[Davewilly]

Very nicely done

[slusher]

Nice 77 the interior looks great. sharp build..

[bbowser]

Great model.  Those Monte Carlos were very popular and yet you never see them anymore.  Excellent job on the interior.

[Duntov]

Nice work here!!!   The interior is really well done...  Thanks for sharing!!

 

Regards

Bill (Duntov)

[Chris White]

You did that with a snap kit. That is impressive.....you got skills

[cortinanut]

Beautiful job! From the comparison shots, I think one model or the other is slightly out of scale. The Monte Carlo's overall length shrank from 213.3 inches to 200.4 inches in the 1978 downsizing--considerably more than these shots suggest. It also lost 812 pounds!