'62 Bel Air & Bel Air Trailer...

[Johnag4004]

Hi all,

I have just finished my first build for many, many years and thought I'd share it with you all...

I started with 2 Bel Air kits, both missing parts, so thought I could make one model from the two of them...

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And this is what I have finished with...

Break lines are made from twisted copper wire...

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I used a plaster for the roof lining and gave it a coat of white paint...

I have used the front seats and dash from a Corvette...

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My first time using flock...

Trailer, I removed the fuel tank and boot floor pan and replaced it with some Evergreen plastic and filler...

I would also like the thank bill_rules (Bill Lumbert) for supplying the glass parts...

Many thanks for looking, please comment, good or bad...

Andy...

Edited December 4, 2011 by Johnag4004

[glusnifr]

WOW! talk about returning to building with a BANG1 great job .love the color and the trailer is very cool..

jim

[Dr. Cranky]

Excellent duo with lots of great details. Very nice. Thanks for sharing the eye candy.

[crazyjim]

Great idea and execution. Naturally, I like the SHINY :)

[Peter Lombardo]

Interesting take on the much modeled '62 Bel Air. You can put a Corvette interior in any Chevy and I'm on board with it. The matching trailer is something I never would have thought of. Nice job on both on the hood insulation and the headliner.....and the color works very well too, good old "black 'n blue".

[BOSWELL891]

Very nice job.

[Johnag4004]

Many thanks for the kind words...

Here are a couple more of the finished model...

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Trailer...