StyreneAddict420

Looking good! Can't wait to see more

Thank you for all the Great Comments, the color is actually a PPG color I had kickin around, it was leftover from a job I did in the body shop, the color code is WA815k PPG MBC Omni AU (Acrylic Urethane) and I use the 2021 Urethane Clear, I also shoot all my models with the same paint gun I would use on a 1:1 car

Thanks Guys! And it is the Revell "StreetBurner" Kit, although I've heard it's quite similar to the jukebox kit, I will post some more pics of the engine and plumbing as well pharr7226

Thank you GoatGuy and PeteTrucker07 I appreciate it

Here is one I recently finished, it's got a Pro Tech Distributor, Plug Wires, Stainless Steel Braided Line, Photo Etched Carb Linkage, and a few other goodies here and there from Pro Tech!

Here is one I built a couple of years ago, another one that's basically box stock. The only add ons are a Pro Tech Distributor, Braided Lines and Hood Pins. The Base Coat and Clear Coat is PPG Automotive. Thanks for looking

Here is one I built last year, it's basically box stock with just a few goodies like a Pro Tech distributor and wires, and Pro tech Stainless Steel Braided Line. The paint and Clear Coat are PPG automotive paint, that's the advantages of working in a body shop! Lol

Hello Everyone my name is StyreneAddict83, I'm from Maine and I build 1/24-1/25 scale models including Street Rods, Muscle Cars and Drag Cars! I'm hoping to meet fellow model builders like myself. Where I am from there is not a lot of interest in the hobby. Thanks?

Here is a work in progress of my 1957 chevy Bel-Air pro mod! This is my very first attempt at a pro mod, and it is also the very first time I've tried scratchbuilding! I scratch built the Roll cage and Tube Chassis myself. Please no negative comments, like I said its my first attempt at a pro mod so I'm sure there is a lot that is not correct and I'm sure im missing some stuff! Anyways thanks for looking, Enjoy. Positive constructive criticism is welcome