Dragonhawk1066
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Nice work!
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Looks good Mike!
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Great looking Roadster in a cool color and interior!
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Shelby Cobra 427 SCCA "The Chrome Cobra"
Dragonhawk1066 replied to ZMSC Modell Works's topic in Model Cars
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Looks good, nice work!
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That's a nice looking Vette!
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Ohio State Patrol from AMT Dodge Charger Persuit kit
Dragonhawk1066 replied to GLMFAA1's topic in Model Cars
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That's a good looking Monte Carlo!
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The "Snake" and The "Mongoose", forever cool!! Nice work on both!
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Nice looking Street Rod in a cool color!
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Sweet looking Cyclone! I really like that interior!
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Foose '56 Ford FD100
Dragonhawk1066 replied to Andrew McD's topic in Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
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Thanks guys!
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That looks awesome!
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Very nice looking Camaro with great looking details!
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Nice looking Dart!
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Very nicely done!
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That is outstanding, and very cool!!
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Very nice!
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Thanks everyone!
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Here's my version of the AMT 1955 Chevy Cameo Pickup. This is my second build of this kit and both were really fun builds. This one is painted in Createx Pearl Plum and cleared with Createx UVLS 4053 High Gloss Clear. I hollowed out the grille and used Bare Metal Foil for the trim. I used craft paint for the bed and taped off the bed rails and airbrushed Molotow Chrome. The interior is painted in Apple Barrel Antique White and the Pearl Plum and I added a turn signal indicator for extra detail. I used the kit engine, but added the heads, valve covers, and exhaust manifolds from the AMT 1955 Chevy Bel Air. I also added heater hoses and spark plug wires for extra details. The suspension was lowered and I used the wheels and tires from the Revell 1970 Pontiac Firebird kit. To make room for the wheels/tires, I cut some of the bed and inner bed wall out and added wheel tubs made from a prescription pill bottle and some .010" sheet styrene. The exhaust was custom made using the crossover pipe from the Bel Air kit, some 3/32" styrene tubing, and a scratch built muffler. Aside from the well-known front and rear window fit issue, this was a pretty nice fitting kit and a lot of fun to build. If interested, I have some progress videos showing some of the modifications and techniques I used during the build process on my Youtube channel, Stumpy Grump's Scale Speed Shop. As always, thanks for looking!!
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That looks absolutely amazing!!
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Very nice!
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Nicely done!
