Sledsel
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Sand it smooth, add a strip of thin styrene, and maybe make a decal from this.... Cool build, I too would like to see this kit again, but we all know it's fate.
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Fiddly kit with fit issues, but it looks pretty good to me. 71-73 are my favorite of the Mustang bodies. As with any kit.... trial fit everything. Good Job!
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Loos good! Simple with some Oomph!
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1974 Plymouth Satellite "Sundance Special"
Sledsel replied to Michael Kröger's topic in Under Glass
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Love it... Nothing beats black
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Yea, I'll give you that....
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A Monogram GTO... yes!! Nice simple build... but painting it has been a nightmare. It has been in the purple bath 4 times. Every time there was a paint issue. Bad paint, or a run, or not covering correctly. It is boxed and I do not know the paint status.
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Could have started fresh with a J&J resin..
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You forgot to mention the front tires are not even on the ground.....
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Dyno Dons Pinto had an exhaust tubing cage. I saw it after it was wrecked
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Those guys had some "big ones" to drive those for sure. The build is looking great. Accurate or not, they are all cool kits.
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Looking awesome. Love these cars. Something looks a little off on the small B pillar window. Not sure what, but am providing a pic for your eyes. I could just be crazy......
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I like it. You do not see a lot of customs anymore.
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Yes, it is the LeMans Torino. The pics are to show that the Torino Frame would be the basis of the Nascar of that year. As for the forward strut on the front suspension, the Nascar Fords and many GM's used this configuration for years. Through the 70's, modified stock components were the norm unlike todays 100% fabricated cars
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those wheels and tires are a weak spot for these old 1/32 kits