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The re-packaging by Revell after AM tanked.

wow, the small details are awesome, This one will really come together!

I'm using my phone, so that should explain... I'm going to get a actual camera soon. Hopefully that'll work better than this.. Because these are just horrible haha.

Under Glass -----> http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=90796 The pictures are really, really, REALLY bad-- sorry.

It is done! A very quick build, in my books. Not really happy about the paint, could have came out better. The rear glass has a couple spots of glue where it slid down but the front came out better. Color is Guards Red (Model Master) and Gloss White (Testors) Clear is Future Floor Polish (You have to give a couple of days to dry when its humid out, I learned for sure....) Well, here's the pics! Thanks for looking! Next Project---- 1953 Ford Convertible Indy Pace Car -Glenn

Maybe it wasn't hers but perhaps her husbands??

ba dum tiisssss Looks good, hope to see it done soon...

This will be under glass soon...

Here's some specifications http://www.oldride.com/library/1969_plymouth_gtx.html Here's some different photos http://www.carcraft.com/featuredvehicles/ccrp_0907_1969_plymouth_gtx/photo_06.html As far as learning about the orgins and other things, wikipedia is the only website I could find. Hope I helped.

Same EDIT: What did you use for stripping the paint? I've been looking for a good one that won't burn my hands off. I found Simple Green works, but it kind of doesn't just peel off, I see that yours just came off of the hood. Thanks, Glenn

Wow that's amazing, considering that's 1/43 scale..

Actually that looks like a dark copper... It looks nice though...

Oh wooww

Airbrush, rattlecan, or handpaint? It looks amazing.. Is it done?

Wow, this'll come out amazing.

Bradley. Your deuces looked amazing, the few I've seen. Felix. Thanks, I saw your cop cars, they looked good. Brizio. Again, your Porsche came out amazing

Here's some more. Really interesting colors..

Hello again, been a while since I updated this but I've gotten a lot done since then. Interior is done Rear Chassis is done and wheels are mounted Here's the knockoff on the wheels Headlight covers, air ducts and glass are installed. The front suspension is done and wheels are mounted, along with the engine. Pretty soon everything will be together, hopefully I'll have this one done soon. Thanks for looking, advice, questions and comments welcome -Glenn

This looks amazing. I'm at a loss for words.

GTX's are great cars. Here's a couple of GTXs for inspiration, most with raked stances. Yellow looks really good on these cars. So does blue, red, green, purple, black... pretty much every color looks good on this car...

The AMX/3 was designed on a airplane on a barfbag, many people think the Gremlin was designed on a barfbag, but it was actually the AMX/3. It was unveiled in 1970, the same year the original AMX stopped being produceed, as a fiberglass body on a rolling chassis with no engine. American Motors placed a order for 30 working cars, so the body mold with sent back to Giotto Bizzarrini, a Italian GT maker who handmade the cars (like Jeremy haha). Only 5 were completed before the $2,000,000 project was cancelled, and the remaining parts were assembled to make a sixth car. All six cars are different, with subtle changes made. And so, the AMX name became a package you could order on you cars. I would know, I have a 1969 AMC AMX in my garage (not mine, it's my dads haha) Jeremy, this is amazing work you've done. I will be on the lookout for your resin kits. Do you have a website?

It doesn't look like carbon fiber, but you can do what you want. It looks like it's just black paint..

wow, good detail and a awesome story about it too!

Looks good Patrick!

He finished it! http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=90572 in only 15 hours...