67 Charger

[Mopar - D]

Just finished the newly released Revell 67 Charger. Inferno Red with a gloss clear coat. This is my first model that Ihave used the BMF. Please comment. Thanks

[Mopar - D]

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Edited October 8, 2010 by Mopar - D

[Models by Bear]

Looks good brings back alot of memories .My Dad had a 66, He loved that car sucked alot of gas but man was it fast .

[davyou5]

I really like all of the Interior detail that you have done with it! Most inspiring ! Excellent Job.

[Bruno]

Nice Charger!

[coolplastic]

I have this kit on the bench right now. I am going with the drag version though. I love the red on red color. I have tried to do red interior a couple of times - never seams to look right on mine. nice job! P.S. have any tips on this kit that I need to look out for? Thanks

John

Edited October 9, 2010 by coolplastic

[Mopar - D]

John, The kit went together with out any problems. I washed the paint off 2 times to get the color that I liked. I tried purple but didn't like it then the red with out primer it was to light so then 3rd time primer/ red /clear coat . The interior is the same inferno red with out the primer and a satin clear coat. I used the Mopar Allpar.com site to help with the details.

[crazyjim]

Pretty slick looking build.

[Mopar - D]

Lee, Thanks for the comments. I'm not sure what Black wash is . I used a black .05 ink pen to not have to much black show as from the real car pictures I used they did not have very much black. I am working my way up to wiring engines back in the seventy's when I was building I would wire using the wax thread. I did find the BMF a lot easier than the old foil that the Jo-hana kits came with. I just didn't think about the tires. Again thanks for the comments.

[Intrepid_R/T]

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