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Very nicely done! I, too, am curious about those hood vents and how they are to work with. I've had one of these in my stash for far too long and really should bring it to the bench one of these days.

Very clean build, looks great.

Heck yeah that is so cool! Well done!

You did a pretty good job on this lackluster kit. I've toyed with starting the one I have several times but just can't bring myself to it Lol.

Beautiful GTX, Kevin. Magnums or Rallyes, looks great either way. And that colors looks sooo good on it! I have a can of it I've been thinking of using on my current build and now that I see what the color is like, I may just go with it.

That looks really, really good. Lots of great work here, congrats!

x2 Awesome work Bill! I love those mud flaps, too. Very impressive build.

Nice work on the tomato, Mike! I still have yet to pick up one for myself, someday.....

Love the attitude it has with that lowered stance. Great looking Fury.

Thanks guys!

Beautiful!

Man, I wish I could pull off such a great build in only a week! Very nice work, Tim. I'm also interested in which kit this is.

Thanks a lot guys! I had forgotten to mention that I also spaced the tires out closer to the fenders as well.

It's been a long time coming, but I finally got something finished this year. It's been a long time coming for me to build this kit, too. My parents bought it for me way back when it was first released and I was something like 11 or 12 years old, and it's been lurking in the stash ever since. Needless to say, I think it came out better now than if I had built it back then Lol! I added AMT pad printed redline tires, added a correct air cleaner from the Revell 67 GTX, and scratched some torque boxes for the chassis. The rear suspension was raised a tad as well. I wanted my Hemi Runner in a subtle, unassuming color, so I decided on Tamiya TS-61 Nato Green. The color is a little darker than the pictures show. I cleared it with some Testors Glosscote laquer, and then polished it out with Meguiars Scratch X. And yes, those are the clunky kit supplied tail lights, I just went with them and paint detailed them the best I could. I wish the pictures showed it better and hadn't washed them out, but I used Testors dark red from the little bottle on the tail lights and it looks really good IMO. Oh yeah, and the poor exhaust tips were ditched and some aluminum tubing took their place.

This is simply incredible, outstanding work Marcos! Easily one of the best, if not the best, builds of this kit I've ever seen.

Well done! One of my favorite warbirds too.

Love it!

Wow, that is one classy ride! Great job on that oh-so-fun black paint, and the interior is killer too. Well done, Kevin!

Beautifully done! I have to say I'm a bit jealous as I'd love to have one of these in my collection. Always been a big fan of this era Grand Prix.

I agree, been down that road myself a few times. Very sharp build, love the look of the Keystones on it.

Haha no worries! Thanks Kevin, I'm sure you'll do the Daytona justice when you build yours.

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Thanks again guys. The tires came from the F150 Raptor snap kit.

Sure, there's a lot of 'em out there, but I never get tired of looking at them. Your's is no exception, very well done. I've got one waiting in the pile, too.

This was already a great build, but that conversion puts it over the top. Well done, Randy!