dino246gt

That's a lot of negativity for KEEF, but if he's up for the challenge, I for one will cheer him on! I love making things fit, even on good kits, they sometimes need some work, so go for it KEEF and post your progress pics!

I am always amazed by your awesome builds Steve, and this is another "WOW" build, I love it!

I love the look of this one already, dropped and rollin' on 5 spokes! You can't go wrong with those rims, on almost everything, pre this century! Have you decided on body colours yet?

Great job and it looks like a fun project! The lines really work, the flow is great, cool idea! Let us know when you get back to it, and you should, when you can! Cheers!

Paint job is sweet! Love the colour choice!

Wow Gregg, this is another masterpiece in the making from you, just amazing! AMT decals sheets never gave us gauge decals, oil filer decals, battery decals, the underhood label decals, no they were always a bit lacking. HOWEVER, as the real modeller that you are, you can source those or make your own, GREAT work on this Blazer! I love it!!!

WOW! I just went through this entire thread! So interesting and you did SO much fine detailing and scratch building, I love it! Congratulations on your great model!

Excellent progress! That thing is going to look so cool!

Looks excellent so far! Nice rolling chassis details!

Nice work on that Caddy! I would spray some smoke or even semi-gloss clear on those rims but that's just the way I like 'em, you do what suits you. You did mention that you were considering that though. Cheers!

Nice work on those modifications! Going to be a very cool street Duster!

Beautiful big Caddy in the making, and those added details really make it! Can't wait to see more!

Very nicely done........... so far! I'm sure it'll be fantastic when finished! It's almost there already, cheers!

Here's the motor just getting ready for installation, added an alternator bracket and oil filter, plus a few other small goodies. Will do paint touch-ups and add more details after installation, previous post was just a test fit. Cheers!

I built mine stock, what a wonderful kit though, you should really enjoy building it, taking time to make sure all the small parts fit correctly, which they do. As always, a bit of fine tuning with emery boards and small files make any model kit parts fit better!

Yes my 1/14th is from Marshall, CMA. Still haven't started it though. Here's just a few cool pictures:

Well, the engine fits!

Excellent colour choices!

I can already tell that it's going to be a sensation on the streets, nice start!!!

Started wiring the 427 today, spark plugs, and the small parts got pre-wired ready for paint, cheers.

Beautiful work so far, I like it and I'm sure it'll be a beauty when finished, nice!

Looking good! Sweet dashboard!

So I'm using the excellent Revell '65 interior for my resin '64, except I'll stick with the '64 dash, so that required some adjustments. First I cut the pedals from the '65, straight forward, and so are the other pictures, just a step by step of a simple job, so hope you enjoy it.

Fantastic build, love all the extras, sweet!

Here's my progress today, foiled around windows, made and installed "glass" from thin sheet plastic, started dashboard and still thinking about everything else!