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This is a great reminder of how good Revell's 1/16 kits are. Great build!

Wonderful article. I never knew there were so many ways to make a wash. I painted figures 35 years ago and see what the artists are producing now and am simply amazed.

Very nice build.

I've seen the annual but never the van parts used. It definitely reflects the 70's style customs. The Riverra dash looks perfect for the build.

Great build.....curious as to the website you got help from.

This was one of three magazines I religiously bought. Both this and SAE (and previously Elasped Times) got me to go to either a bookstore or hobby store whenever I expected a new issue to be on the new stand. Today I looked at a large magazine display and didn't even pick up a magazine to look at.

I'd just like to finish a kit from start to finish.

I've got one of this on my shelf. I never opened it. Now I see your I realize this is where the Dodge Zinger went to.

No.....just this mold. I have several of the AMT and the much better Revell mold. If successful I'll be able to create something unique. If unsuccessful there will be one less of these things to deter future builders. It is a win/win situation.

That's the unpolished piece of errrrr.......coal I'm looking for. The rear end is pretty good as are the wheels. The rest.....designed by a skilled 8th grader.

Monogram released a really awful 1969 Z28 Camaro. I've got a project where one could be useful. I could use either a built up where I could strip paint or a kit. I'm mainly looking for the main body and hood but would prefer the whole body. I'd even take the whole kit. If you've got one, let me know what you'd like for it.

The lighting effect on the runes is very nicely done. Overall the color shifts seem seamless. There's ton of details you don't see at first glance. Looking at it for the third or fourth time I see new details. The one thing you failed to mention is just how big is this behemoth? Very impressive artwork.

Guess it's 2020.....the zombie threads are roaming the face of the Earth again.

That looks like fun!

I remember seeing the recreation and being very impressed with it. I'm also impressed with your 1/8 replica. What's next?