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thanks everyone Jeff, that color is testors flame red lacquer and tamiya bright red for the interior.

thanks all, I'm pretty pleased with how it turned out. been trying to use 'different' color schemes for my builds, and i can remember seeing a lot of green chevies back in the day.

yes, i have made some progress on this. no pic's yet, but hood/cab/sleeper are in color. finished up two car builds i had going, and have two car builds going for NNL East, so this is sorta back burner for now, but once the cars are done, i will be full force on this build. will post pic's of the paint job soon

looking good so far. i built mine per instructions [oil pan situation] and it all fit perfectly. i love this kit, have 3 more in the stash....

a beauty, really like the color combo you chose. great looking build.

great looking build! you can't beat that blue, it's a beautiful color. well done

that is a great looking build! love the color, different shade in different light,almost like having two cars

finished this up the other day, since the pic's i have added plates and black washed the panel lines. painted in GM Sea Grass metallic, thanks for looking.

hi all, this is my last 1966 chevelle model for a little bit, lol. seems i got on a binge for awhile there [3 coupes, a wagon and this]. here it is, hope you like it, as always, thanks for looking.

sweet! that looks great!

looking good Dan

Jacobus, fantastic bunch of kits there!

looks great JT, well done buddy!

well, i suppose the op could build a rig and join the B.R.B.O.

every time i start to think maybe i have too many kits, someone starts one of these topics and i end up feeling better about my hoard and there is a bunch you can't see.

you do realize we have more than a week to do these builds, right? lol, j/k man, this is looking fantastic, keep at it man!

as if i need more kits...............um,ya........will be getting these when they come out.........so much cool stuff coming back out!

excited about this for sure!

thanks guys. Mike, i am talking about all the plumbing that would be on the frame, along with the service lines and glad hands, just wanting to add a little something to my builds, not go crazy with it, but don't want garden hoses running everywhere, lol.

this may have been covered before, and i may have even asked it before.......but here it goes, what size material would you use for air lines and such? and what type of material would you use? i thought i might try to start detailing a bit more on my rig building, and my build off truck is a good starting point i suppose. so, what're you using? thanks, tom

nice grab Chuck.

Dan, clear some shelf space for the finished product.............this truck and trailer together come in at around 3 foot long

well done,nice clean build. love the color combo as well.

excellent build! good looking COE!

you'll enjoy building this, fantastic kit. only issues i had were the gap for the hood hinge [where the radiator assembly mates up] and the floor to cab supports. other than that, pour glue in the box, shake it up, and out comes a truck, lol.