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Yeah, the clean look of the hood would probably look best. I'm going to paint the scoop off the car and place it on the hood dry just to see which I like best. If I'm feeling it I'll glue it on permanently. I can't remember what kit it came from, I think maybe the '66 Mercury Park Lane. I'm going to paint both pairs of seats and see which looks the best. I'm also torn between the wire wheels and the stock version, the Mag wheels look good too! Lol, too much choice in one box!

Nice.. until I seen that sports coupe behind it! What is that? It looks amazing whatever it is! Round2, your mission, if you choose to accept it, is to make that thing!

Well done, Michelle, that's flipping awesome!

I like it, very nice. Looks like one of those kits where the box art doesn't inspire much but turns out to be a surprisingly well detailed model. The 1977 Monte Carlo SnapTite is one of them.

It's survived nicely, still looks good. I built one of these in the early 90's, it had the porthole windows in the hardtop.

Nicely done. The Packard colour combo was a good choice. Very nice.

Beautiful build. That paint is perfect, very nice shade of blue.

Very nice, lots of cool detail. The weathering looks great.

I like that! The brown interior works really well with the exterior colour. Nice work.

Nice work, stunning colour. Interior looks very neat.

While the paint is curing on the car and other bits, I'm detailing the little toys that come with the kit. I love this stuff!

Yes, I like them too, they're the ones that come with the kit and likely the ones I'll use. I also like the ones in the last photo, the seat pattern is a closer match to the rear seats.

The first two pictures are of the seats that come with this kit, custom and stock, but looking through my spares tin I found some custom seats that wouldn't look out of place either. I'm thinking of cutting out the centre console from the stock seats and using it with a set of custom seats, but which ones? Lol. That's the thing with these loaded kits, there's so many options, plus if you have a decent spares stash it make it even more difficult to choose what to use, haha.

This hood scoop isn't from this kit, I can't remember what it came off. Better with or without?

I do like the Firstones. I have a hood scoop, but it's from my spares tin. I didn't see one in the kit, unless I've overlooked it somewhere.

If it got released I can see builders converting it back to a station wagon!

wow, these builds are something else! I really like that green Firebird set.

I love that green, being my favourite colour and all. Beautifully detailed interior! Your builds are always top notch. Nice.

Love the Firebird. That colour is nice.

I really like that. I've been wanting to do a pre war build, this has inspired me to buy one I think. Excellent work!

Thanks, Anders:)

Beautiful finish on that paint and it isn't even polished yet!

Agreed. Before I joined this forum I couldn't for the life of me do BMF, I'm not great at it now, but the tips I've picked up from looking through posts has given me confidence to do it on parts I wouldn't have gone near only a month ago. It can only get better.

Is it a prop of some sort? I've never seen the show, looks like it's held in position with stilts or something.