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Looks great. I know it really has the side molding of a 68 but what did you find difficult with the kit? I have one and eventually plan on building it.

My daughter got me last year for Christmas this 356 snap right. So I decided to give it a go. It is a nice quality kit and everything goes together pretty well so far. I am going to Tamiya clear the body and paint the interior Testors tan. The engine I am going to do some basic detailing as it is real basic. Honestly the engine is really the only weak part of the kit. At $60.00 there really shouldn’t be any weak parts !!’ Anyhow I added a few pictures from working on it this week. Thanks

Wow!

Nice job.

The Tamiya looks great. Thanks Randy

They were built in white btw and it is a great build. I cannot tell but is that the older 1/24 kit?

Randy is that the B5 from 73-74? Looks fantastic btw, like all of your builds.

Thanks

Looks great and especially the detail for 1/43

Tim what is wrong with the Revell's stripe? I haven't heard that.

Looks really good and as I said in your work in progress post that Hemi with those carbs is amazing!

Great job.

Randy I always love your builds

Great job and I love the color combination

Love 67 GTX’s love your build

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Thanks everyone. I used a Meguiers wax and a good carnauba paste wax. Thanks

Thanks guys! Love the 64 and 65 Cyclones/Comets

Here is my 65 Coronet basically about done. Obviously I need to put the rear view mirror on etc. I took a few pictures on the hood of my 1:1 car. Paint not too far off. This is again the non painted just polished Polar Lights kit. Thanks for looking

Looks so cool. I would guess like the MPC Honda CB750 not an easy build.

I will do.

Thanks

Well getting close. I need to finish up putting on the wheels and getting the engine done and then I am calling this completed. Bare metal foil is done which is always a joy!

Love the color and great paint. I owned a buffed silver and a copper metallic 1967 Coronet R/Ts. Great cars, kind of sleepers compared to the later muscle cars.

Great job.