Chuckyg1

Neat little build. Very well done. I wonder how one would reach the extinguishers in an emergency.

This looks great. Neat idea and well executed. I like the end result very much. Nice work.

I've heard this is a difficult kit. Yours looks great. Clean and tidy. Interesting Interior treatment.

Looks very rough and tumble. A perfect short track racer. Nicely done.

There are no atheists in a fox hole.

Science is not a democratic process.

This is really neat. I'm enjoying the how you do the paint and the prep before hand for the damage and rust. I'm book marking this, (if you don't mind.), for future reference. really liking this so far.

Yes it is a nice kit. I enjoyed putting mine together. Interesting color palette, but I like it. It works well with the lines of the car. Very nice.

Thank you everyone for your kind comments. Much appreciated.

I realized the outboard mirror was missing. Rest assured it's now installed. MODS, seems I posted this under the wrong topic. Please move as you see fit. Thanks.

Hello all, just finished this one. This was built pretty much box stock with a few exceptions. Washi tape was used on the door/interior panels and seat inserts. The interior floor is covered with an old 3 ring binder vinyl cover. I added a fire extinguisher and a shifter from the parts box. ( The kit supplied one was broken.) The paint is duplicolor medium blue metallic and tamiya pure white over Mr surfacer 1000 gray primer. The rear bumper is crooked for why i don't know as every thing else looks level. I should have spent more time on the tail pipes, they look horrendus. May just add aluminum tubing to the ends at this point.This kit went together easy and came out to my liking. Any and all comments welcome. Thanks for looking.

Actually boys, this is my mock up. I finished it a few months back. Here's some picks.

This'll be good. I followed you Crown Vic build, so I know I'll enjoy this one too. Carry on.

Nice build. I'm lovin that interior, great detail and perfect compliment to the exterior color.

As others have said, using super fine grades of sandpaper to smooth it out. I like Noblngs advice to practce on a spare windshield. I use canopy glue, modge podge, etc. Depending on the application, sometimes I just tape them in place and paint it to Mach the surrounding area. I use Tamiya tape for this.

Wow, that's really interesting, (and cool).

Really well done. Nice subject choice, you don't see these.The amount of detail work you added in such a small scale is amazing.

That they are what?

Very nice. Colors are perfect. I like that you included the chrome strip on the rear windows. Nice touch.

Beautiful work. I'm diggin' the color.

Screaming yellow! This one's spot on. Very nice.

Thanks for looking, I glad you liked it. I couldn't get the trunk to lay evenly, I omited the hinges so it's just sitting there. For the emblems, I used BMF trimmed as close as possible before priming, then removed it from the emblems using thinner and small Tamiya swabs. It's tedious and you have to work slowly. But it's worth the effort. I did the same after the color coats. Nothing spectacular in the engine bay. I did add a battery and radiator hose. Looks like I have an exhaust leak! Thanks again.

Thanks everyone for your kind comments.

Spotted at my grandson's little league game, (He hit his first home run!). Not my first choice for wheels, but the car was very clean.

Wow, wonderful conversion work. The paint is perfect. The details are perfect, the interior especially. Really nice.