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thank you Stephen.

thanks Nick!

thank you Eric.

1970 was a year full of decisions as far as colors. most were available on the road runners.

I got most of the engine done. as before, comments are welcomed.

thank you Mario!

thank you David!

thank you Phillip!

thanks Chaz!

this kit has been in the stash about 20 yrs. the kit wheels have been stolen for other projects, so I'm using a set from the 71 cuda kit. a lot of directions to take this kit.

recently finished build of one of my favorite muscle cars. there is a build thread on here with more info and pictures. I had this kit in the stash for about 20 yrs.

thanks for your input David.

thank you Rusty for the kindness.

thank you for the kind words Bill.

thank you Misha for the kind words. the window trim is testors metallic silver. the last time I ordered bmf every sheet was ruined with wrinkles. if you have any old junk car bodies they are perfect for practicing painting trim. once you get used to it and decent at it, it goes quickly. one of the secrets is a new brush and new bottle of paint. experiment with different brush angles. once done correctly the results look better than foil to my eye. the top brush is the one I use for trim.

I got the exhaust tips blacked out and the hood scoops painted and mounted. this build is now finished, back to the stash for another mopar. thanks to all that followed and commented. one last picture of the finished build, I like the way the colors work together and highly rate this kit. it builds up quite nicely.

tail lights have been completed, rear bumper put on and the tail pipe extensions finished. hood scoops will just about complete this build.

thanks Anton, the headlights were painted.

thanks Mike it's coming along.

thanks Chaz for the kind words.

thanks David, I like the look also but it's going to get the scoops.

one of my favorites also, thanks for your interest.

nice build!

looking great Tom!