Slotto

Hot diggity

Great looking engine

Great engine detail. The springs are awesome and convincing.

Great finish. Love the flames

Great candy green. Love the big motor

What a brute! Great color. Decent photography too. Love the angles

Sweet interior. There is no denying that shine! Excellent

Nice build

Classy! Nice job!

Is Done Thanks for playing along

This is the AMT release of the 1966 Ford Galaxie 500. I picked this up on Ebay. It was missing a seat and the engine block. The inspiration was the Dave Kindig Galaxie. Just as I started in on it, @Koellefornia Kid dropped his. I almost put it back on the shelf at that point but decided to take a different route. I lobbed off the top and went without the graphics. Since I had one good seat, I put it in the copy machine and made another. Can you tell which is which? I can't remember if I used Krylon or Rustoleum for the flat white exterior. The red interior is Apple Barrel Pure Red craft acrylics. The engine was missing so I robbed the boneyard for that. I added plug wires, carborator connections and return spring, fuel lines and radiator and heater hoses. Then decided to go curbside. I may put in the 7 litre at another time, just not now. I used stick pins for the turn signal switch and sun visors pivots. The sun visors are sheet styrene cut freehand. I don't love the wheels but they are a good fit for this build. I should have left them chrome. The disc brakes are flat washers and the calipers are scraps of sheet styrene painted red. I used a chrome pen and BMF for the bright work. Thanks for looking.

Great 5 Oliver! Really dig the Blazer and the Pacer

Super cool

I really like the color but if it were me, I'd drop the rear a bit.

Great color combination. Love the engine details. Nice clean build

pushing forward, still so much to do

Thanks Mike. Everyone does things different. I like to paint the floor and package tray the color I plan to use first. Then I apply a healthy coat of Elmer's white glue with a brush. Keep it an even coat. Give it a minute to level out then I use a home made sive -A tablespoon with the bottom cut out screen material in place of the cup. I fill the sive with flocking material and spank it over the project. After fully covered, I tamp the material down with a scratch built tamper -tube styrene and scrap styrene. Again, everybody has different techniques, this is what works for me.

Those Mopars look real!

Great color! Love the nostalgic wheels

Excellent job

Great color and finish. Amazing how you painted the emblems. Or are they decals?

Great interior! Love the color and finish on the body too

Wow, great colors!

Love this build! Great color

Great color. Love the interior detailing.