Mr. Muppet

Is it from the regular 1969 Charger decal set? Keith doesn't seem to have a picture of it on his Fotki, just another pic of the R/T sheet.

Looking good, man. The correct tail stripe, is that paint or a decal? If it's a decal, please tell where you got it.

That shine on that paint job is so deep, you should be careful you don't fall in. The box art is a really cool idea, too. Very impressive.

That thing is wicked cool. Kinda has a 2000 AD feel mixed with the Fifth Element. Bug or Vette, can't wait to the followup model!

There should be storage pockets. There are on the dashes of both of my Revell '69 Vettes (neither are the latest issue). What the heck happened? Good looking build, BTW.

What do you mean by bridge the gap?

Use superglue or epoxy to glue resin.

You could do the pinstripes in the same white that's on the body or maybe some kind of lavender or violet, kinda in between the Lilac and the purple.

Just finished a trade with Modlbldr, and it all went great!

Classic and contemporary. Love it. Looked through the build thread a couple of times, and maybe I missed it, but what brand and color is the paint?

Yeah, it already is.

Very classy and clean build.

This thing is beyond cool. Can't wait to see what you do with the interior.

I had this happen with four cans of Testors laquer last year. I assume the cans aren't all properly sealed at the bottom seam. I store all my cans of spray paint upside down now.

Do the Charger wheel retainers and pins fit the Rallye wheels from the '70 Cuda?

Not sure if it's in his catalog any more, but Norm Veber at Replicas and Miniatures produced a '50 Mercury dash. 1953 -1955 style Oldsmobile hubcaps very similar to the ones you're looking for in Revell's Ed Roth '56 Ford pickup and the Custom '50 Olds kit (solid wheel using Revell's wonkyish new wheel design), but the caps in both of those kits have the three spinner bars.

I want this as badly as I want a '71 Riviera. The Mustang actually seems way more feasible, but if they go for it, they might do an '18 .

Looks like it shouldn't have been too difficult to mold. It might have required a slightly higher parts count (by maybe two parts), but we've seen more complex parts from Revell before. Maybe someone in the aftermarket will come out with a fix.

Just completed a great trade with Jon Haigwood. Very happy here.

The center panel between the tail lights looks inset just like they are.

You're nuts, but that ain't a bad thing! LOL. Getting a bit of '40 Ford flavor from what you seem to be doing. Very interesting.

Instructions are up for the Charger http://manuals.hobbico.com/rmx/85-4381.pdf

As long as they fixed that tail light panel, I'll buy at least two.

Norm Veber at Replicas and Miniatures makes a tri-carb intake with Strombergs and louvered air cleaners for Revell's '57 Y-block. Shoot him an email at replmincomd@aol.com

Buh. Why?