70 Sting

Great build, looks 1:1.?

Good lookin’ car! ?

Lookin’ good ?. The chrome is amazing, what did you do to it?

Nicely none. I like ‘em all!

Good lookin’ car!

That’s an incredible piece of art. ?

Exceptional work. Did you use BMF for the trim?

Super fine work!

A piece of art.

Nice pair. ?

Looks great! I read about some fit issues with the front and/or rear bumpers. Perhaps Revell has addressed these with subsequent releases.

@Koellefornia Kid @Zippi I was quite pleased with the Fujimi wheels. The fronts fit inside the wheel wells - no problem. Just had to file down rears about 1 to 2mm.

Very clean build! ?

@Bills72sj Interesting technique. So would you apply the foil, burnish it down then trim off as much as you can around the outer edges?

Geez, she’s a beaut! Great paint and chrome. Did you use some sort of detail up kit?

You did a really fine job on this! ?

??What David G. said. ??

Despite the issues it looks great!

Nice. Love the engine, too.

@David G. They are turned off. ? I didn’t want to add silver paint from behind as I thought they might look too bright. While I was installing them under my work light they seemed to show up a well enough on their own… not so much after the fact. I’m undecided whether to leave as is or maybe try a light dry brush with white paint.

@TransAmMike ‘Sinister’… great choice of words. ?

Thanks @happy grumpy. I’m working my way up to those super-glossy paint jobs. Though I think it’s important that the shine match the type of vehicle.

I appreciate that @mustang1989. As I've mentioned in previous posts, this method of photographing cars is very flattering and hides minor flaws.

@Ace-Garageguy I agree. The older cars had so much style and class. They drove and handled like a brick by today's standards but they looked good doing it.

@Bainford I actually used one of those pointy cotton buds on the script and badges as I was concerned a brush might be a little sloppy.