Those are some great models, I like to visit model railway shows here in the UK to get ideas for dioramas and weathering, and to get scenic materials and tools from the trade stands. Oh, and just because I like model railways as well...
I have a small ball of Blu-tac in my 'kit'. Can be used to hold small parts for painting, either directly or to support the aforementioned toothpicks. Useful for holding parts when mocking up as well.
Brings back memories, had the 'Strohmobile' version years ago. Can't remember if it was one of the rare kits I actually finished back then... 🤣. I do remember that Corvette rear end though.
Nice choice. I did this one a while ago, don't remember any major issues, just a bit 'fiddly' with lots of separate parts for the front suspension IIRC.
I know I said I wasn't going to get bogged down, but...
I was going to remove the moulded in stock fuel pump on the block, but looking at this photo it seems it's still in place as a lift pump for the belt-driven injection pump?
Thanks for all the nice comments folks.
Chris, I see like me you painted the rear screen frame body colour, as per the box art. Looking at that ad now I think maybe it should be bare aluminium?
Sorry to (re)resurrect this thread, but I going to start on the AMT '51 Chevy next. Looking at the replies here, I'm thinking it would be correct to use the stock 6 terminal distributor cap and single coil?