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Paint color and quality look great. I'll be building my first in the near future.

That color certainly grabs someone's attention. Excellent job particularly on the engine bay detailing. Dashboard detailing very nice.

Beautiful paint work on a model I've never seen before.

Another superlative build.

Excellent conversions on both.

Very nice build.

Turned out great in a striking color combination.

Thanks Anders.

That is one fine looking '72 GTO. Great looking color.

Very nicely detailed build. I really like the interior color scheme and it appears as though you've lowered the stance.

Nice work overall. And great job building the engine compartment. It's also one of my favorite AMT promo kit as I've built a few with a few more to go.

Very nice build David. Paint and trim work neatly done. It's a good looking model overall. I was hesitant to pick this one up since I'd heard there were fitment issues.

Thank you Carl.

Top notch work and excellent attention to all of the details.

Truly a work of art. As highly detailed a model as I've seen yet.

A couple of spectacular builds.

Great work and sharp looking color combination. Good information on trimming the dash for a better fit.

Thanks Trevor, Larry, and Jeremy. I normally use factory wheels but I plan on using the Hurst wheels on future builds since I have a few more '66 GTO kits.

Excellent build and amazing free hand work on the roof. I have this kit which is still unbuilt and I wasn't aware of the body color around the bezels. I'll keep that in mind when it's time.

Another great example of this kit. Was friends with a guy who drove one of these during our senior year. Only difference his had a white interior and I can still remember the thick pile red carpet.

Perfect color on the right car to create a sleeper. Excellent work as always.

Another great looking build. After seeing a few finished examples here I'm impressed with how nicely this kit builds.

Thanks Robert. Next time I want to do foil under paint for the fender emblems. I also felt the "427" numerals could have been better. Thank you Michelle, James and Donato. Thanks Hanjo, Chris, and Darbo. Yeah, it's a nicely detailed kit that's a pleasure to build. Thanks Tom, Jeff and David. I thought the Hurst wheels would be a nice change. Thanks David and Mario. It's slightly darker than Marina Blue which I always thought looked best on these cars. And it's definitely a matter of catching the sun at just the right angle. Thanks L M, Lee, David and Jeremy.

A few more at sunset.....

Built from the current reissue this 1/25 scale '67 Impala SS-427 has been painted in Tamiya TS-54 Metallic Blue and cleared with TS-13. The Hurst wheels, sprayed with a couple coats of Tamiya smoke, are from the Revell '66 GTO since the chrome was less than stellar on the kit wheels. And I managed to install the wiper blades in the proper order this time.