MeatMan

Beautiful job!!

Looks great to me! Thanks for posting it.

Very nice Steve! I love those cars.

Thanks Louie, much appreciated!!

I have the matte BMF and it does look the part, but I don't think it handles as well. It also doesn't give that brushed look of real trim, so there's still a trade-off. One that I, personally can live with.

Ditto!

Well done Louie!!

Very nice Janne!

Happy Birthday Rob!!

Great idea! Good start.

Great chassis work! One heckuva sleeper!!

Nice engine Jeremy. I'll be trying to get that far today on my Camaro as well.

Check Facebook if you have an account if you want to see the hood. I bought one just last month, and agree that it looks like it came from the kit. Total with S&H was $8.75.

Well done Dave! Picture perfect!

I love it!! That's boss!

Well done!!

Hot water does work. Have some cold water handy to dunk it in after you get it straight so it doesn't try to return to its original shape. I suggest reading other posts about resin cars. I just finished my first, and its not like working with styrene at all. Remember to only use superglue because solvent based glues for styrene simply won't work. Good luck.

Very nice!!

I hope you get better soon. Welcome to the forum Greg.

For my WB Camaro I decided against the plain cowl induction hood and decided to trim it down a bit and add a ZL-1 scoop. I thought I had it fitted perfectly but it seems to keep trying to go back to the last shape it had. This may be the best I get. Magnets may be my next choice! I also assembled the engine block and painted it today. Moving right along!

Fantastic paintwork! The chassis is sweet, and that engine..the manifold looks like polished aluminum! Kudos!

Nice build! Everything works well together.

Sweet build! Very nice!

Very nice Dave. There's so much going on!

Btw John, I'll be working on my Comet next year. Too many irons in the fire. Right now I'm going red.