mikemodeler

Nice job on those three and great save on the glue bombs!

Nice work so far, thanks for sharing the tips!

nice work and love the details. I would be interested in some of the pieces when you have the website up and running.

Nice job as always on the rust and weathering Chuck!

True, I was just letting others know that the parts were not exclusive to just the ZL-1 kit. Hopefully you get what you are needing, I would help if I had them!

Any of the 69 Revell Camaros would have those same pieces. The hood is a cowl induction hood found in all but the Baldwin Motion versions.

Check out Fireball Modelworks, he has a resin set of tires and wheels in 15 inch for $16.00. His stuff is awesome, you won't be disappointed.

That is a trans/transfer case from the '70's. almost looks like the one in the AMT 72 Blazer.

That orange dump truck was impressive looking and I wonder if the green one with all the chrome has ever been dirty? Thanks for sharing.

Head to your local Hobby Lobby and with the 40% off coupon, you can buy a whole kit for around $10-12 that will have the tubbed chassis. A lot cheaper than a resin copy and you will have some spare parts to boot!

That gives me an idea on how to build a couple of wreckers I was planning, thanks for the idea of cutting the cab at the door!

Very nice! The work is so clean you can't tell it's not a kit!

Excellent work as always Chuck! Love the grafted on panel and weathering. I remember seeing two year old Scouts back in the 70's living in Northern Illinois that had more rust on them then 10 year old Scouts!

Just a thought I had today about the long term survival of the magazine and I know it might be a complicated one but here goes: What if Gregg was to allow the selling of kits here and charged a small fee to use toward supporting the magazine and this forum?

So maybe the hobby shop employee had misinformation and caused a stir unnecessarily? Wouldn't be the first time.