rv1963

Your paint and decals look great, good luck with the clear, just in case do you have ammo, lol.

I like your show rod, very creative.

Time for an update, got some detail work done on the motor, plug wires, fuel lines, starter motor, fan belt and generator. I replaced the carbs with some from the parts box, the white plates on the heads are the header flanges. All comments welcome.

Those wheels look really nice Ray, the 56 Victoria kit interesting. The mail man brought this to me today.

Another awesome build from Ken's body shop.

Very nice, super clean build, I don't see enough of these cars being built.

Thanks guys, this is an old kit still stands up to the current kits in my opinion.

A real classic muscle car, the paint is amazing.

Well done, that's a lot of detail work in the engine compartment cool.

Thanks for all the great comments guys, I am a little shocked at how many views there are in such a short time, thanks again.

Great save. I like the color.

Thanks guys, the fire wall is a piece of tin cut to size and polished.

Looks pretty good to me, well done. Don't sweat it I drive upside down all the time.

This is a old build about 10 years I think, for the most part it held up decent, could use a pe grille but it's way to late for that. There are lots of scratch built parts in the interior like a real wood dash insert and steering wheel, scratch built console, shifter handle and boot, many more on the engine, fun build. All comments welcome.

I like the second from the left, I wish I could get my dog to paint darn it.

Great work over all, and that paint is awesome.

I like It and i like the rims well done. I have this kit nice to know it builds up good.

Nice work, the paint looks awesome, great engine details, I really like that air cleaner.

Thanks guys, Gene I think I will paint the body Tamiya pearl white with Testors revving red metallic for the roof and I will use the kit stripes for the hood and trunk, front drop axle and the rear will also be red.

I think it's a very nice build I have been watching.

Thanks guys, more work to be done on the engine.

Well done I like it all.

Great work Mitch, very nice engine details, I love those 1960's muscle drag cars.

I really like your build, you packed a lot of detail into a very small space awesome.

Thanks Gene, no molds I turned all the clear parts from 1/4 inch acrylic rod. I use an old Unimat lathe from the 1960's works pretty good, I will post a pic of it so you can see it. It's very small and lite, there is a quarter in the pic to give it some scale.