AZ Boy
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Lastly, here's a few pics of the real car.
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Here are a few more...
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Just finished this one today...Don Schumacher's 1971 Stardust Barracuda F/C. I used a resin 'Cuda body along with a modified Revell chassis. Aside from the front of the chassis, the rest of this build fell together pretty quickly (for me, that is!). I used Calnaga Casting's resin Enderle injector along with their parachutes. I also used a combination of Charlie's Pro Tech wiring and some Detail Master too. I hope you all will enjoy, and as usual...comments and questions are certainly welcome.
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That build is just sick, Bruno! Really liking your building style!
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Turned out nicely, Chris! Paint & decals look flawless.
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Any Revell "modern" funnycar kit chassis will do. By that, I mean you can choose from the McDonalds Firebird, Randy Anderson Parts America Firebird, Bruce Larson Sentry Olds, etc.. If you're considering building it in 1/16th scale, TRD Innovations makes a modern 3D printed funnycar chassis.
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Another nice one David! Great job!
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That looks really nice, David. Smart move to paint the red. The overall detail and finish is great!
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Very cool, Darryl..!
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It depends on what era of fuel altered you're building, Michael. Most of the "modern" fuel altereds (like the one pictured above by Sam) are running with a 120 - 125 inch wheel base funnycar styled chassis. If you're going for the "classic" period-correct look from the 60's or 70's...well then, it's either the shorter wheelbase chassis from the early style Revell funnycars (JJ Vega, Gene Snow Charger, Blue Max Mustang, etc.), or a donor chassis from something like the Winged Express, or the Black Widow bantam altereds that were offered not too long ago. I hope this helps.
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Very nice build, Chris!
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Beautiful paint job, John!
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Wow, Bill! Great job on this. Box stock is beautiful..!
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Great job, Chris!
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Kuddos to you, Wayne! This is shaping up nicely. Will this be a master for a new casting?
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Beautiful job, Darryl. Very true to the actual car. Congrats, Sir!
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Can't wait to see this in progress, Bill.
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Really nice job, Randy!
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Bruno, that is simply the best fuel altered I've ever seen. You have a real keen eye for the details, and it shows. Great job, Sir!
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Nice job on that, Chuck.
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Really nice attention to detail, Harry! Not my cup of tea as far as model subjects go, but I always appreciate the quality craftsmanship in your builds.
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Job well done, Gerald. It looks great!
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Another winner, John! Nice build, Sir.
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Really, REALLY nice, John!
"The Shoe's" '71 Barracuda
in WIP: Drag Racing Models
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Thanks guys, and thanks Jimmy for being observant! Those are some old Shabo dry transfers I had laying around forever.