Geno

Nice Michelle, I'm happy to see you're keeping at it. It doesn't seem like too many ladies are interested in cars lol. Thanks for sharing.

Stephan, that is absolutely one sweet build. Exceptional in every way. Great job. I love dem Mopars.

Richard, that's one nice looking group. Way cool my friend, way cool.

Modified as the shop delivery truck for the garage diorama I'm working on.

James, you rocked it. That is just too cool.

Thanks all, I do appreciate the kind words. Blessings, Geno.

Awesome, I can't wait to see it. Thanks.

LOL, sounds like a great plan. I'd love to see more pics like that if you're up to sharing them.

Richard, that looks great along with the calendar pic.

LOL, thanks Richard. It's the only game in town for a 1/24 diecast of this car. A pretty nicely done one at that for the price.

I agree, love the green.

Those are gorgeous Robert, great job so far.

Welly 1/24 '67 Firebird. From this. To this. I still need to wrap up the under hood detailing. Bare metal foiled the trim, Model Car Garage photo-etch, added new wheels and tires, antenna and a duck tail spoiler from a Camaro kit. Removed rear side windows, plus interior detailing. I also reworked the grill and added appropriate size headlight lenses as the original ones in the model are too undersized. Paint color is Burnt Copper.

Thanks guys,Richard, the decals and wheels are from the kit, the tires are what was on the diecast. The engine is from a scrap Franklin Mint Chevelle.

From this. To this, as I wanted to replicate DM's Yenko since it got out of my price range on the secondary market. The engine swap came from a scrap FM Chevelle. I had the complete build pics but somehow most of them vanished.

Kevin, you rocked it. beautiful build of one bada$$ car.

That looks great Randy, I always liked that bodystyle. I could go for a real one with one of the new Coyote 5.0 V8's. That would be one wicked ride.

That is just too cool Tom, the color rocks it.

Sweet, I love those old Falcons.

Beautiful Michele, I have one on the bench I'm gonna do as a Grabber version.

Tom, the bulge is there on the real cars, it just looks like it's a little more pronounced in the resin hood, enough primer and paint should make it look less pronounced, then again it may have been designed that way for the paint application so it wouldn't disappear after it's painted,

Steve, ditch the skirts and give it the attitude it needs with those wheels. JMHO.

Richard, thanks, I do have a set that came with the '70 Trans Am, the one I used the Honeycombs on.

Amen lol. I will figure something out. I was trying the easier route first.

I'm not sure, on the DM wheels, the center section pops out to reveal a screw in the center of the rim. Modifying something may be my only alternative other than waiting it out.