AMT68

Nice paint work and color combination. Those aftermarket wheels enhance the look of the model.

Thank you Donato and Carl.

Looks excellent. I picked up the original Monogram release of this kit about a year ago and the metallic blue plastic is similar to your model.

Thank you Eric, Chris, Larry and Michael Thanks David. I agree these aren't always done factory like and for that matter not posted all too often. Thanks David, Steve and Tom. Thanks Jeff. With the Landau roof, T-tops or two tone these could be very sharp looking cars.

Beautiful paint work and the TS-59 is a great color for that era.

The paint and foil work look excellent. Nicely detailed engine compartment.

Built from the current reissue of the 1/25 scale Class Action Monte Carlo, painted in Dupli-Color GM Light Blue Metallic and cleared with Rust-Oleum. The kit offers a landau top that covers the C-pillar but I always preferred these cars with the canopy style landau roof.. I bordered the covered section with a strip of .015x.30 styrene and misted flat white with a light coat of clear satin to create the top. The kit assembled nicely and the only real issue I encountered was a bulged drivers side fender which I remedied by running a couple strips of styrene under each fender and gluing the hood shut. I still built the motor but hung onto nonvisible parts like the air cleaner which I saved in the parts box. While I'll always prefer the two generations of the Monte Carlo that preceded these third generation G-bodies I still think these '78-'80 versions are pretty decent looking cars. IMHO anyway.

Stunning build and one of the most coveted cars on my wish list.

Super nice build and I admire the work on the work on the two tone seats.

Excellent detail and the color is a great choice for that era Ford.

Excellent work!

Sensational paint work and all the panel lines are detailed perfectly.

The build looks excellent from here and the level of the kits detail is quite impressive.

Great looking build and a similar looking color to Regatta Blue. I appreciate the detailed analysis of the build process. Haven't bought a 3D printed model yet but eventually will since it's there are a growing number of Colonnades available.

Thank you Eric, Larry and Harry. Thank you Michael, Jim and John. Thank you James, David and Randy. Thanks Dan, Dave and David. Thanks Donato, Chris and Alex. Thanks Paul, Jeff and Mario.