Dragonhawk1066

That thing is flippin' awesome! From front to back and top to bottom. That paint job, just WOW!!

Thanks guys, much appreciated!

Finally finished the Monogram 1966 Shelby GT350. This one fought me pretty good, the closer I got to finishing it, the more it fought me. I was also fighting some motivational issues, I even put it away to work on my GSX that I posted a few weeks ago. The color is Tamiya TS-51 Racing Blue over Testors One Coat Diamond Dust, and the interior is done in an Apple Barrel craft paint mixture of Gloss and Flat Black. I added ignition wires and used BMF for the window trim. I also used a spare pair of bigger tires for the rear because I felt that the kit tires looked too skinny back there. The next four builds I have planned are going to be NASCAR cars, and I hope to have those done by May so I can get going on some street cars again. Thanks for looking!

Nice work!

That is one bad looking motor!

Looks sharp! I like the color combo.

Nice smooth, clean build. Almost looks like a real car photoshoot.

Looks good! Nice job on the wheels. That shaker gave me problems as well, especially since I had plug wires coming out of the distributor. I really had to cut, grind and trim it to get the hood to set right on it.

Looks sharp. That kit is definitely on my growing to get list.

Looks good in that color! Nice weathering job on the engine and chassis!

Very nice! Love the color!

Awesome tribute! Very well done!

Thanks guys, I appreciate it!

Thanks! I'll have to look into the PE as I plan on a couple more of these in the future.

Definitely an original idea, and well crafted!

Nice! Great job on the dash and interior!

That's a nice clean build!

Looks great!

Very nice! Great color and paint!

Cool looking Falcon! Nice job!

Thanks Chris. Thanks Tom. Thanks Bruce.

Thanks John! A friend of mine has a 1:1 that he did in the Camaro Synergy Green. He's owned and restored several Skylark/GS/GSX in several colors for himself and others.

Thanks Jim! Thanks David! Thanks Craig! Thanks Jeffery! Thanks Robert! Thanks Gene!

Thank you Steven and Roger! I agree, it definitely just looks right.

Thanks Rob! Thanks John! Thank you Larry! Thanks Keith! Thank you Kevin!