ncbuckeye67

Wow, looks amazing! I never would have thought to combine those colors, in a two-tone.

Absolutely flawless paint, on a beautiful build!

Sweet build! It has that 70's stance to it.

Great looking build! I love the color combination.

Looks pretty good to me!

Beautiful build! I love to see other colors than blue and red.

I love everything about it! Great looking build!

I usually like chrome on my builds, but the lack of it on this beautiful V-dub looks incredible!

Everyone is their own worst critic, because we all want perfection. I love the color choice, and I think it's a beautiful build.

Beautiful all the way around! Great paint color too!

Beautifully done! Especially with the different shades of gray & metallics on the interior.

I like the top ones. They look like a modern Mopar wheel

Welcome Dustin! I'm still a Buckeye in spirit, now living in North Carolina.

It could depend on the year your Superbird was molded. Some of those older Revell kits weren't so hot.

Painted detail, plus a paperclip shifter and turn signal lever, with putty "handles".

Interior done, except for detail stuff (C.B., fire extinguisher?, floor mats?) White washi tape on the seat.

Progress is being made on this one. Chassis complete....

Love your color choice ! It goes well with that classic black/white muscle car interior. My favorite year of the Roadrunner.

Loving how this looks! I just happened to run across mine yesterday, looking for something else. It was in a box with a '71 Cuda I picked up in a trade.

Great start ! The blue interior is going to look awesome with a white exterior.

Revell made a 65 Impala convertible (several variations of the 65 & 66). AMT released a Scout in 2004 (?) under the "Hot Trucks" series (this is a "2" as well)? I would look at resin casters for some on your list. You could always pick up the crappy MPC/AMT 67 GTO, and sand the emblems off. I know MCW has a photoetch set for the GTO, but not sure about any Tempest badging. I have the lowrider and stock 65 Impala, not sure if I have the convertible (probably wouldn't part with it if I did though). I also have the Foose version. Making a convertible is the easiest modification possible. All you would need is a boot cover.

There are a couple kits of the Scout out there. Both are AMT. A hardtop and the removable (soft?) top with removable doors (SS2?) But no pickups that I know of, except maybe for a resin casting.

I hope this is OK, I have an answer in relation to the backdrop question. There are several choices on Etsy, from printed paper garage scenes, to full on dioramas with 3d printed accessories. I also found some on Amazon (?) like this one.

That is a beautiful build! I love those old Broncos, and am inspired to dig mine out.