Craig

Thanks! Looking for reference photos I found a car that was fully documented. It was turquoise, so I went with it. It's so 60s, I love it!

Awesome! And a beautiful tribute.

Thank you!

Awesome!

Thank you!

Thank you! I have to admit it's the best dash I've ever done. A very tiny brush, a steady hand(and magnifying work light), and lots of patience! I worked on it very slowly.

Thank you! Yes, things are much better!

Fantastic!

Thank you!

Thank you! The chassis is one that lacks detail, the exhaust, suspension etc. are all molded in. The axles are metal, and aren't long enough for making the wheels wider, and the front axle goes right through the engine. Although you can adjust the ride height. I guess if there is something to complain about the kit, it's the axle set up.

Thanks! I love the Pontiac ads from that time!

Thank you!!

Thank you!

Thanks!!

Thank you! I'm learning it's all about the details!

Thank you!

Thanks!!

Hey! Thanks!

Beautiful! Love the colour!

Awesome! I hope to build this one some day!

Thanks! Photography is my other passion!

Thanks!

It's molded in white, and the headlights were chrome, so painted the headlights with white acrylic paint and used a q-tip to wipe off the paint from the raised bits. I've never tried that before, it worked out really well!

Thanks! It's the Amt Grand Slam kit. 3 in 1, original art series.

I haven't posted in a long time, so I'm trying to get back into posting after some turbulent health issues. So, here's my first build of 2020, the AMT 65 Pontiac Grand Prix. Very enjoyable build, with only minor issues. Built box stock.