Sledsel

Well, if want all the kits from the series and to display them together, the 1/24 Camaro will look out of place. They need a good 1/25 Camaro of this era

I may finally pull the trigger on the Pontiac.

Good job on a finicky kit

Super looking Thunderbird

You did a great job!

https://www.hemmings.com/stories/car-spotting-oldmobile-chicago-cutlass/. . I was shocked and dismayed to learn a friend of mine just bought it! And yes he's keeping it on the road

I have a bunch, but I'm looking for these particular ones. I have the delivery van but not the decals

Rockers, rear quarters, around headlight are the most prone areas

Now that looks bad...... especially around his face

Nothing yet. PM me and we can work out something. THANKS!!!!!

What about the steering wheel from Phantom Vicky?

Any clue when we will see it? Looking forward to a few of them.

I'm gonna try to build a stock 70 using the Revell 69 as a donor. Although the kit seems identical to the Revell 70, it is actually a 1/25 scale

You mean the Edsel wagon lights in the '57 kit? I have a set of the pieces that came in the original release of the '57 that accepted those lenses.

This one?

I like it!

Looks great! These are nice kits in-my-opinion. Not super detailed but not plain.

She is looking really good. I also like the hint of masking the trim to create a kerf for foiling. I may try this as I usually try to scribe along trim before primer to do the same thing. Hint on the doors, use a piece of tube between the hinges, fit in tightly between them and glue the tube to the body. The doors will fit tighter. I have also cut the nubs off the hinge at times, drilled them and installed short paper clip pieces as nubs.

Thanks!!!!!!!

Dude! Your car has termites! Sweet build!

Super Kool! Next one better? How?

I have one of these trailers and they are long. I used some fairly large decals on mine and found taking a new #11 blade and poking a hole next to the rivets and soaking each with a drop of decal solution the decal settles right around the rivet and pushes the little bit of air out.

Well, there are kits I have trouble leaving on the store shelves, especially if the price is right. I was at Ollie's and came home with 2 more '40 Ford Coupes and 4 USPS Pinto's. I'm sick..... sick I say.

Cool....... My luck parts would fly off!

My thought also....... The floors held up pretty well considering the rest! Great builds!