31 replies to this topic

[Burnout]

AMT '62 Catalina built pretty much out of the box except for the wheels, tires, and brakes which are from a Revell '32 Ford. This is a pretty well engineered kit which went together well. I had a little trouble with the final assembly but eventually it all went together. If accuracy is important to you, the paint detailing could be a bit of work. I tried to do the tri-color interior but didn't like the results. I did it over and settled for a two-tone which was good enough for me.
Thanks for looking, KB

Edited by Burnout, 25 February 2013 - 10:41 AM.

[Grant]

sweet ride! The wheels are perfect for this build too ...

[Alan]

Nice !

[Sixgunner68]

Very cool! You did a great job on this one.

[cobraman]

Very nice Ken !

[Doobie]

Very nice and very clean build

[Villain]

looks good!!!

[bbowser]

Well done,  nice color.  I love it!

[Helix]

Nice work Ken, looks great

[Rob Hall]

Sharp...I like the color and wheel & tire choices.

[crazyjim]

Sweet, neat, and SHINY

[Harry P.]

Nicely done all around, the interior detail is especially nice.

[ForcedAWD]

Clean build...looks very nice

[slusher]

Very sharp build, l really like it..

[S. Svendsen]

Nicely done!

[Erik Smith]

That is a nice, cleanly built, well detailed model. Great work.

[Sixties Sam]

Great clean build! The interior looks like you could crawl in and drive away! The magazine on the seat is a nice touch.

Great paint and engine detail, too!

 

Sam

[bondo bill]

great color & build

[Burnout]

Thanks for all the kind comments everybody.  The magazine on the front seat is a photocopy of a Hot Rod mag from 1962.  In it there is a full page ad for the '62 Catalina touting the various options available to everyman up to the ultimate - the 421 SD package. 

[High octane]

What a sweet lookin' Poncho.