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I think, the golden-yellow one is a 1970 Judge.

An old snap-kit from Jo-Han: 1975 Oldsmobile Cutlass.

Thanks! This is what I found on the internet:

Thanks guys! I appreciate Your comments. @ Bucky: Color of the air cleaner is "light grey" (Tamiya). Ludwig

"All rise for the judge": 1969 Pontiac GTO Judge (Revell), painted in Tamiya's Mica Silver, which comes close to "Palladium Silver" which was available in 1969.

Thanks guys! Yes, Dan, a little washing often creates a realistic look and great detail.

Thanks for Your positive comments!

A recent reissue of a 1970s kit by AMT. I did not build the engine, so the hood is closed.

Thank You guys, I aprreciate Your comments on my 66 Impala. Dave: The White walls were already included in the box.

Thank You, guys! Color is Tamiya "Pearl Green" (can) plus two coats of Tamiya "Pearl Clear" (TS 65). I rechromed the bumpers with a thick brush and I only washed the parts with warm water and a detergent before. For such bigger parts I use the refill unit of MLC (30 ml). The pens are better for smaller parts like window frames or moldings etc. pics of the engine will follow!

i The bumpers were completely rechromed with Molotow Liquid Chrome. Photos of the engine will be added!

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Thank You, guys!

Before I start off with a new kit, I want to show You some pics of my 62 Chrysler (Jo Han) which I built some years ago. I "rechromed" the front bumper with "Molotow Liquid Chrome" today, because it had some scratches and dents.

Thank You very much, guys for your positive comments!

UPDATE: 2018-06-22

Two photos of the body of the 1960 Impala, so far:

I started off with this build: 1960 Chevrolet Impala by Revell. I want to build it stock, very close to the original. So I chose red as body color with a white roof. The interior is matching, with decals from the box. Most of the chrome work I did with Molotow Liquid Chrome, which works great. E.g. I chromed the "W" valve covers of the 348 ci V8 simply with a brush (no air brush needed) and I applied it also to the stock air cleaner, to give the car a little "dress up".

Thanks, Mr. Mopar, I changed the name from Dart to Coronet.

Another one of my older builds is this 1967 Dodge Coronet (Revell-Monogram). It does not quite match the quality of my actual builds and over the years of storage the front molding of the hood has disappeared, but nevertheless, here we go ....

Thank You, guys! Color must have been Titanium Gold oder Titanium Silver (Tamiya rattle can) if I recall ... built the Belvedere already five oder six years ago.

Before starting off to a new build, I want to show You a model, I built some years ago: Lindberg's 1964 Plymouth Belvedere 426 Commando

@ David (Anglia105E): The Color I used for the Body is Tamiya Titanium Silver (TS-68). @ Jay (Perspective Customs): I used a Molotow 1mm and a 4 mm pen for smaller parts. The bumpers where rechromed with a brush using liquid Chrome out of the refill "tank". I did not have to use an air-brush to apply, as You can see the bumpers came out very well.

Thank You Steve, Yes, I know that the proportions of the kit are not correct, but I build it straight out of the box, with a lot of parts and details ... at least one positive thing on this kit. Regards Ludwig