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I think all yellow with a "well used" look would look nice

Personally, I think it would look good with the trunk on, but thats just my opinion

I just find it so amazing that with the technology we had in the 60's we were able to build a car that could go over 400 miles per hour. IN THE 60'S!!! Sometimes human inginuity just makes me speechless.

I have some and for me, it seems like it dries in about 30 seconds.

Looks great. And it looks like it would be a pain to drive unless you were a giraffe.

My 98 s10 has a 4 cyl. that looks to big to fit in the truck. GM was crazy enough to cram a v6 in that tiny engine compartment, and you were crazy enough to cram a v8 into an s10. I dont know how it could be done on a 1:1 s10, but Im sure you could do it.

I used to like the 70 hemi cuda and hate the 71, but after playing Forza Horizon, Ive come to love the 71

Thats the V8 from the 2010 Shelby GT500 isnt it? I dropped one in in my '67 Pontiac GTO that im turning into a road race/ super stock.

I think the vents would look better if they were inlayed I think the vents would look better if they were inlayed

The back half looks like a '55 instead of a '57

How do you do that?

@ Skip: yes, the wheels are rubbing on the inside of the fromt fenders, not by much though. I think what ill try( when I get to it) is shortening the axles abit.

cid:6A7DE096-887D-4D83-9307-59B242411C0E I dont know if this works or not

I finally found the thread( I was looking in the wrong place), but I still cant add pics from my Ipod

There are small discs that attach to the inside of the rims to attach it to the suspension. I think I might take the discs off the rims and jus reattach them

I installed the app to see if it would work on their, but i cant finf this thread

Adding the Shelby suspension moved the rear tires back real far and I think Ill put flairs on the back. I would post a pic, but I cant figure out how to do it on my Ipod, do I need the app for that?

Im also thinking about making a cowl induction hood, but iv looked at enough tutorials to know how to do that.

I would put pics up, but I boxed it up and wont be able to work on it for awhile

I was going to try to use tires from an Enzo, but it didnt work. The tires were fine untill i put on the brakes. Maybe if i made the brakes flush with the axles it would fit

This is the list of items Im ordering from Tamiya, if it helps: 70165(10mm styrene board),70003(x2)(sml pla plate),70053(x2)(2mm round strips),87053(putty),70052(x2)(2mm square strips,70202(x2)3mn u strips,70199(x2)(3mm l strips,

Sorry if I posted this in the wrong thread, this is my first post.

I have a remake of the MPC 67 Pontiac GTO and i didnt like how horribly made it was, so I took the engine,suspension, and whells from a '10 Shelby GT500 and found out that the tires rub on the inside of the wheel wells and i need help figuring out how to widen the wheel arches. What I want to try to do is just make some fender flares for is because I already have the body painted and I dont have alot Of materials to use( im hoping to order some styrene sheets and other things from a local hobby shop). The only stuff i have ordered for models was off of Tamiyas website through a local hobby shop. I would really appreciate the help.

You do know that rust is another name for oxidization, right?

You can get wire mesh for stormdoors at most hardware stores and I think it works well, but Iv only used it a couple of times