drifterdon

I know this is an old post but kicking the dust off to see if any progress was made on your 70 Goat build. I have a 1:1 '70 GTO that just came out of the paint shop that I'd like to replicate in 1/25 and wanted to see how yours came out.

Superb GT. From the glue bomb you started with to this finished build is just incredible.

WOW! This has to be the best glue bomb rescue I've ever seen. And I love that color. Truely a superb build.

Drop dead gorgeous! Love the color.

Amazing job on your '67 GTO. I have a couple of these kits in the stash and hope I can do as well with mine as you did with yours.

Nice GTO Gustavo. You did a superb job on a kit that needs lots of help.

Nicely done! Looks awesome.

What an incredible build. I have plans to do this very same car. I did find a link to the back issue of this mag for anyone else that might be interested. Hopefully this link here will take you to the website to order a copy: https://kalmbachhobbystore.com/product/back-issue/sca200601-c If not just google Scale Auto June 2020 and it should take you there.

What a stunning build. Love the color combination and like others have said, your foil work is nothing short of superb.

Super nice job on this one. Amazing attention to details. I'm working on a Supernatural build right now. Agree that it goes together very well.

My girls (wife and daughter) got me hooked on this show through Netflix. Like you Goose, I love the cars, guns and music. Some of the story line is getting old and tired but there is enough humor in some of the episodes that keeps me coming back. I'm still trying to get this model from my LHS but they are having trouble getting it in stock.

So with regard to the new Revell 71 Boss 351 Mustang, I'm super excited to see a new release from them and I think this will sell well. I will definitely be purchasing a couple of these kits when they are finally released. I can't wait.

Nice. Super clean build.

That is an amazing built tip. Saving this for future use. And your Impala is very impressive.

Will be following along this one. I've been working off and on doing up a '65 hardtop. I'll be using the headlights/front bumper that were leftovers in the box similar to this one. Haven't really checked the tail lights and back panel. Was just super happy to have headlights that weren't all bug eyed from the latest releases.

That's the same one I'm trying to do Rex. You have a great start on it. You should finish it off. From what I've read this one had the Boss 429 engine. I'm guessing it also had battery in trunk like the other Boss 9's...

I did exactly this tonight. Using a panel line scriber and some dymo tape on trunk lid I was able to get clean cuts and the tail panel fit cleanly against the GT500 body. I'll use the rear bumper from the GT500. The tail lights I'll separate from the 70 Boss 9 and section the rear panel so it fits back area. They are going to be slightly oversized but I'm hoping they aren't too noticeable. I also started filling in the hood scoops on the GT500 hood. This part will take some time! I'll try and get some photos of what I'm doing and post over to the On the Workbench.

That's going to be a problem.

Was getting ready to start a conversion to build a '70 Ford Mustang Quarter Horse and was curious if anyone else has attempted this? I know I need the dash from a Mercury Cougar and the front clip from the '70 Shelby GT500 and the back end from the '70 Boss or Mach 1 kits. Probably going to use the Monogram kits since they are pretty common. I'm not sure if I should take the front clip and graft it to the Boss body or the rear tail piece from the Boss and graft it to the back end of the GT500. Linky to what I'm trying to create. https://www.hemmings.com/blog/2011/06/29/the-quarter-horse-fords-stillborn-bitsa-mustang/

Great job on all the rescues guys. Really inspiring work. Makes me want to do one myself but I still need to master my own builds before I rescue someone else's. LOL

Outstanding builds.

Great job on a really difficult kit Mark. Looks just like a '67 Goat to me. You turned a sows ear into a silk purse.

Certainly looks like you could. Good luck on that paint job though!

Wow! You nailed the stance and your interior is one of the cleanest I've seen. Stellar job sir!

That's not the one I was looking for but is definitely good to know. I see many sheets on here that I could use.