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Mike D

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  1. Thank you for your interest in my work. Here are a few pics during the build.
  2. Thank you. I learned a lot about conceived limitations. Patience and planning are key to breaking through.
  3. Thanks. The plate took a little figuring out so it worked and stayed in any position.
  4. Thanks for your kind words. It was a fun build, especially the pull-down plate.
  5. Thanks David! It was a fun build with a few firsts for me. Thanks for looking...
  6. Thanks Francis. I appreciate you looking and supportive comment.
  7. Hi Francis, Sorry for the late reply, but I find the forum hard to navigate so I don't visit often. I plan on using the body, interior and chassis from the MPC 75 Dart Sport kit. It's not the same as Carlton's car, but I don't get to tied up in all of the things you do mainly because I don't have the skill required to address them. I think the Hemi will come from the AMT Super Bee kit and everything else will be aftermarket or scratch built. I'm still in the process of gathering everything I need and will post something once I have a plan of attack. I'll be following your project and picking up tips and techniques from it. Thanks for reaching out! Mike
  8. I built this Revell kit as a typical muscle car that could be found on the streets in the 70's. I added a lot of detail to make it look realistic, even adding a working pull-down license plate with the gas filler neck and gas cap, which was common back then. Door locks, tire valve stems, drive shaft balance weights and a lot of work in the engine bay, on the engine and chassis. The paint is Model Masters Dark Green Metallic enamel with their enamel High Gloss clear. I made mistakes but pleased with the end result.
  9. I’m starting a similar project, Don Carlton’s Rod Shop Demon. It will be a blend of his Pro Stock/Match Racer. Will be following your project closely.
  10. Thanks. You have a keen eye noticing the balance weights on the driveshaft. Not many pick up on that detail.
  11. Thanks everyone for all of the positive comments. They are greatly appreciated.
  12. Thanks so much. Your comment is greatly appreciated.
  13. Thank you for your kind words. The spark plug boots and the tire valve stems are from Norm at Miniatures of Maryland.
  14. Thanks Tim. I appreciate your kind words.
  15. They are from Detail Master.
  16. Thanks so much. It was a fun build. Wait until you see my next crazy “A little something different“ project I’m working on now.
  17. I love it. It’s 1/24 though. Do you think it would work with a 1/25?
  18. Wow. I’m humbled. Thank you so much for your kind words. The seat belts are part number 23002 from Eduard. USAF & USN WWII early 1/24. The belt material is painted masking tape.
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