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According to John Gunnell's "Muscle car field guide" 15 788 Chargers were built in 1967. Only 188 came with the 426 cui Hemi-V8, which was a $ 878 option. This is the Revell kit of the 1967 Dodge Charger Hemi. I used the optional wheels.

Steve, that's definitely a mouth-watering list of options for 2016!

Congratulations, Steve! Absolutely stunning models from an outstanding choice of model kits You built. I am curios about what will be on Your workbench for 2016! Ludwig

Very nice and clean build, Walter! I personally like the look of the drive-shaft: That's a very realistic look! Ludwig

Thank You all. Charlie: Steering was already posable, thanks to Moebius. Ludwig

Thank you very much! I appreciate your positive comments! The grill was detailed with a black washing. Emblems and scripts are decals (thanks to Moebius!). Thanks again! Ludwig

My model kits built in 2015 (sorted by year):

This is my 1965 Plymouth Satellite: I choose a color from Tamiya (pearl red) which comes close "dusk rose". Alle parts were very precisely manufactured, so the kit was fun to build.

Congratulations Steve! This is an outstanding model You've built. Being the owner of a real 62 Galaxie 500 (Hardtop) since 15 years already, I appreciate to see this fullsize Ford in the 1:25 scale. Regards Ludwig

Thank You very much guys! @drsnapper55: I always use Tamiya's "Clear Blue" fot the windshield-stripe. I don't mask the "glass" to have the color fading towards the lower section of the windshield. You should exercise this procedure on some clear parts You don't need anymore before starting off with the only windshield You have in Your actual model-kit. @Mike 1017: The body received three coats of Tamiya's "Orange metallic" and two rounds of car wax to get a good shine (I did not use a clear coat). After that I applied the BMF (new improved chrome). Ludwig

I decided to build the Revell Starsky & Hutch kit not as the famous "striped tomato". Color is "Orange metallic" (Tamiya) which comes close to the original "Bronze metallic" that was available for 1975 Gran Torinos and was - as I recall - a popular color with 1970s cars.

Thank You very much, guys! I too like the interior of that car! To create the fake wood on the console I used "Wood" (Revell) as a first coat. Then I took a tiny bit of semigloss black along with some glossy "clear" and brushed over the first coat to let the colors "melt". Ludwig

Thanks John!

Thank You guys! I think that's the best reaction You can get, if somebody says that a photo of Your model could be mistaken for a pic of a 1:1 ! Ludwig

... two more photos showing the interior (fakewood on the door panels and on the steering wheel was done with a brush)

Despite all two-tone color suggestions on the build sheet, I decided to build this model with only one exterior color which is Tamiya "orange metallic" with a candy "topping" (transparent yellow).

Thank You very much for Your positive feedback and Your kind words! For me this all new tooled kit by Revell was fun to build. Thanks again! Ludwig

Thank You guys for Your kind words. By the way, the "Camaro" script on the front fenders and the crossed flags are decals. Ludwig

By now the body is nearly completed. I sprayed a shadow stripe on the windshield without masking the lower section and placed the decals and windows.

Not much progress during the last weeks, but I finished the interior (I took these photos prior to glueing the right seat to the floor).

I did not wet sand the body. It is simply Tamiya primer with three layers of Tamiya "Light blue metallic" and several rounds of "MEguiars" Car wax. I worked on the door panels to achieve a more realistic look ( I'm not finished yet!):

Thank You! @‌Jon: I want to build it the super sport Version. @‌John: I appreciate Your Information very much. Since I am not done with the interior yet, I plan to take away again most of the black washing on the window cranks and the door handles. So I still can give them the correct colors as well as the kick panel.

Thank You guys! I want to do the interior black (dashboard, pack tray, floor) and the seats white, which was available back in the day. As for wheels I have chosen Chevy's "Rally Wheels". The look great on the late 1960s models. Meanwhile I have done the BMF-work on the body which is not that much with this Camaro and I have put on the white nose decal: