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Absolutely Beautiful workmanship Chris. Well done!

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True, but again, only in 1:24th

If anyone has one of these Aoshima kits, do me a favour and take a couple measurements for me please....? It's a 1:24th kit whereas the Sunbeam is 1:25th, but it would save me ordering one for $100 CDN to find out it's too big...lol Thanks for any help. Cheers

Love the stance you got going Jay...got any ideas on colours.?

Like what your coming up with Pierre....^man, now that is a crowded interior^^^

My little hideout The recycle bin/paint booth has an extraction fan out the window

@Goodwrench3 did a nice 1985 Tim Richmond car some time ago..I'll try and paste the link

https://www.mecum.com/lots/503116/1972-chevrolet-monte-carlo-nascar/ Found this while looking for info on Donnie Allison's car which I'm working on down in the NASCAR WIP section.

Very nice !

Nice work Joe..nice detail and paintwork

Looks like thats a '73 bumper

This is the Canuck '73 bumper For the '74 bumper you would need to file/sand out the rub strip in the top protrusion And the lower vent holes would need to be shrunk...but otherwise...sure, give me dozen @$30 bucks each...

Bunch of Beauties Ludwig...love me some Chevies

Very clean, beautiful build Michael ! Decal work and paint look fantastic!! Well done ..Cheers

Yep ! I use contact cement..have a gallon for cabinet work..coat both the stick and the back side of the sandpaper..let it tack up and slam em together..also, all those poop bag roll inners get the same treatment..

Wow ! Another stunner from you Marcos.. beautiful paint and finish, as usual Cheers

Lol.. yep, it would really hurt if it was IN your eye It is slightly thicker than needed and could have been tapered in at the outside lower edge, but it is what it is at this point...plus I'm not sanding through that copper again

Beautiful colour you mixed up there Craig !

Nice clean build ..love the colour !

I've seen that exact blue interiors in police cars...don't ask me how I know

Silly Putty is not sticky.. BlueTac works well There are special 'Model' sticky sticks....but I'm of Scottish decent..won't spend the pesos

So... As I was cleaning the body, noticed that the pin stripes were on the wrong body line over the front 1/4 after much hemming and hawing..I dove in, had to fix it Had to change out some of the sponsor decals in front of the wheel arch , and used up the extra pinstripes for the Olds (same sheet), but 4 hours later and alot of MicroSol..... Also made up a drivers net out of window screen, masking tape, and 0.40 silver wire Out of clear and into final assembly...heading to Nascar 'Under Glass' in a couple days Cheers

... sorry thought this was about clear parts...I'll see myself out.... Buy a good pair of tweezers that actually hold something tight...pricey, but worth it...next, pin the parts if you can, like mirrors etc. drill a small hole (you will need to get some number drill bits..like 70 thru 80) where you want the part to go, and a similar sized hole in the part where it's mounting point will be, install a small piece of like sized wire and glue into place. What exactly are you trying to mount..?