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Woo Hoo! All you need now is a big cooler and a DD.?

Yeah, paint looks great...not sure why they call it yellow...but it looks great!

No buckets unless you have some sort of a console between them.?

I agree. The cars has nice lines but those wheels do not compliment them. And why in the world would anyone think Camaro tail lights would be accepted by any Mustang fan?

I don’t know what type of glue would be best. This is what I did for the same problem...but these tires are solid, so it may not work for you. Or maybe you could stuff them with cotton or something to keep the beads pressed against the rim lips? Good luck.

Nice. Colors look great on this.?

I think this is the best looking body style of the Nova. Your pink one looks real fine! Personally I think a stock one will look much better than the Rides Magazine version. Those rims are just too huge. Good luck with her!?

Looking good so far! I have this kit and also a Lindberg ‘61 Impala. They are definitely on my to do soon list so I am looking forward to seeing your progress. ?

Thanks Guys. I haven’t primed any of the bodies yet. They will be well cured before I get around to them. It’s the engine and driveline parts I need soon.

I have copied some wheels, engines, transmissions and miscellaneous parts with Smooth Cast 305 and 321. I intend to use Tamiya primer and likely their LP line of laquer paints on most parts. Is scrubbing the parts with comet and then washing with dawn sufficient for cleaning them? More importantly I guess is how soon can this be done after pulling the parts out of the mold? Thanks, Greg.

Just a follow up on this turbo 350 from the MPC El Camino kit for anyone who may search this topic. It is 1/25th scale and isn’t too bad really. The torque converter cover is a little wonky, so I added a little milliput and reshaped it. I just filed the pan flat and down a bit so the flange is wider and added some bolt heads. I also added nipples for cooler lines (not that I will ever add the lines?) and a grommet for the dipstick tube. I cast it so I don’t have to do it again.

I know how. Better eyesight than me...better dexterity than me...more determination than me...and Waaaay more patience! You are doing an absolutely fantastic job on this Francis! No doubt the paint will hide some construction detail, but the beauty it will add I’m sure will be amazing.

And.....then an even bigger surprise!? I’m not doubting that this works, but it’s too bad the plastic doesn’t give any warning when it is getting close to it’s limits.

I will assemble parts like engine halves and parts that will be the same colour and paint as a unit. Small parts I will clean up the flash and mount on an alligator clip or toothpick. If there is no tab to clip onto, I may superglue it in an unseen spot to a piece of sprue. Usually no touch ups are required.

I made copies of some wheels that I may need for future projects. Also cast my first Turbo 350 from the El Camino kit. I modified it with a re-shaped bottom cover and pan, added pan bolts, cooler line bosses and dipstick grommet.

It also says “incomplete”.

It is top quality, you will not be disappointed. It comes with 2 “needles” and 3 nozzles. My first airbrush was an Iwata eclipse (also top quality) but I haven’t touched it since getting my Paasche H. The H sprays beautifully and is super easy to clean. I love the external mix system...nothing inside the airbrush to clean. I recommend getting some extra glass jars from Paasche. The jars are great for doing bodies and larger items. The cup is nice for smaller one coat jobs.

Nice old beater!?

Well done! It all flows nicely.?

Probably marketed by the same folks who sell the replacement wire smoke for the Lucas electrical systems.?

Looks great! Love that colour.

I’m a big fan of Keystone Classics and Oval slotted mags. They look good on any Muscle car.

Definitely not an improvement over stock. Again, some other wheels may help, but it looks like he kit-bashed a Camaro into it.?

I use the innards of an old usb cable. Type this into google and you will get a whole bunch of threads on here. site:modelcarsmag.com battery cables You can substitute “battery cables” for any subject you want to search on here.

She’s a beauty. Nice work!?