plasticfrog

Thank you..No I used inner fenders from amt 84 gmc kit and revell 65 chevy pickup chassis. Real amt 69 grill from long bed kit not resin.

Amt kit cut down to shortbed using Revells 66 C10 chassis. Scratch build the rims with 69 nova hub caps.

They look like those 3D printed ones, from ScaleMotorsport. 20 inch torque thrust from revell 65 chevy stepside kit painted grey in center.

THIS IS MPC 78 CHEVY STEPSIDE KIT. I USED 84 GMC BED AND MOLDED MY OWN CHROME TRIM ON THE SIDES I ALSO USED HUP CAPS FROM AMT CHEVY VAN AND REVELL'S 20 INCH RIM BACK PIECES TO MAKE THE RIMS.

I FINALY FINISHED 57 AFTER A YEAR TO BUILD IT. I OPENED THE DOORS AND USED "LAZYMODELER" FLAME MASK TO GET THE GHOST FLAMES. I GOT BEST SHOW / BEST PAINT AT STL. MO. MODEL SHOW.

My 56 Chevy first time to use flok Art acrylic paint and future as clear also used a flame mask to do the flames.

Nice project...here's one I did to inspire you. I used the 84 gmc bed and flip the rear-end to lower it. Also I sanded down the front suspension where it connects to the chassis to lower it. I painted with flok acrylic paints with future floor care as clear.

I would love to see them bring back the 67-72 chevy pickup kits and maybe put a little better detail when there at it. just saying..

Amt 67 C10 shortbed MPC 78 chevy with GMC 84 bed

I loved the new tool 57 Bel-Air kit. I hope they bring back the street machine issue..it has a nice big block with a 4 link rear end.

Has any one else had trouble with it cracking after a few months completing your project?