DanL

Very nice...

Nice build

nice build...

Great work on this one... Paint is excellent

Nice work...

The year was 1970 and I was in grade 11 in high school. Gas was about 35 cents per gallon and I remember I put Thrush mufflers on it ( Even got the bird sticker). Unfortunately mine did not look nearly as good as the pictures I posted but it was rust free with no dents and pretty good paint.

My first car was 1961 Chevy impala SS that my dad bought for me when I was 15. He paid $115 for it and bought form a co-worker. 283 with powerglide, white with the red stripe insert and red interior. I was driving it on the day I turned 16 +one day. Drove it to High school everyday on a allowance of $1.25 per week and whatever else I could scrounge up. I remember a couple of times actually putting in a single dime worth of gas. Started to modify it right away... put chrome Baby Moon hubcaps on, blacked out the front grill and along the lower edge of the body. It had a radio that still used tubes and worked intermittently . Learned a lot about cars and maintaining them and also how to manage money... learned valuable lessons. I went on to own 3 more Chevy SS cars... 64, 65 and 67. Actually just finishing up the AMT 1961 Chevy SS model kit right now and will post it soon. Cameras were not as common as they are now so it seems many of us don't have actual pictures of our early cars... too bad. (Included a couple of representative pictures) Cheers Dan

Nice work, especially the paint...

Real nice...

Cadillac has just announced it is hoping to have an F1 engine ready for the 2029 season but 2030 is still more likely...At least it seems to be moving forward Cheers

nice...

Nice work on this great kit...

nice work...

Nice job on a great kit

Beautiful work... I'm building the 1961 impala SS right now Cheers

Great paint and detailing...

Great color... nice

Just bought a bunch of Tamiya LP (Lacquer) paint because I had heard good things about them. The various blacks and greys as well as silver are really beautiful paint for brushing but the colors such as white , yellow, orange etc. are very poor... more like thin soup than paint. The lacquer goes on smoothly and levels out nicely and the gloss black and semi gloss black really pop. The best thing is they dry quickly (! hour) as opposed to enamels which stay sticky for days. Biggest drawback is brush cleaning ...bit of a pain... I've started using Isopropyl alcohol for cleaning and it seems OK. My favorites were LP-48, LP-40, and LP-38. Cheers Dan

Nice work and great color for this car...

Very nice...

Nice...

Nice work... especially on the front end which can be a bit difficult Cheers

Nice corvette, great photos

Just finished the Revell 1970 Roadrunner kit. Only 77 pieces but nicely molded and everything fits well and looks good...

The low estimate for an F1 power unit is 10 million up to 18 million dollars each and GM is hoping to develop there own by 2030... this ain't NASCAR