Ron Hamilton

Beautiful!!! I expect no less from you. Glad to see you're back.

That's so nice.

As old as that kit is, when built properly, they sure look good, and your's fall into that catagory. Beautiful!

Dennis, That is some excellent interior work. Thanks for sharing.

Nate, This is the first time I saw this thread, and I like what I am seeing. Since you live in York, you may consider riding South on 83, east around the Baltimore Beltway to the B-W parkway, head south to Greenbelt, MD and come to the MAMA meeting this weekend. We will be meeting this Saturday, and would love to meet you and see the model as it sits. Here is a link to our newsletter. www.mamasboyz.org

I love the work of artists like Sean and Jarius on the kit boxes. By the time the kit hits the market, with forums lke this, we know what's in the box, as well as if the kit is worth buying, based on the various opinions and reviews from members of the forum.

That is a very nice kit. I did one in Red on Black. Very enjoyable.

That very car was in last month's Hemming's Muscle amchines. I wonder who is going to be the first to build something like it.

I like that review on the van. I have one of the 1970 Window vans, and this one is a nice addition to the line. I would have preferred a straight commercial panel van, but I may be able to work with this one.

That's where I'm going with my next one. It is an excellent kit that lends itself to a lot of different possibilities.

I bought several of them when the kit first came out. I really enjoyed building the first one, and I plan to build several versions of the '66 Chevelle, using this kit, as well as the Revell El Camino, and the Revell Wagon as the basis of several of the builds. I may do a 4-Door Sedan, like the one Tom Elfritt did, a convertible, like Lyle Willits did, as well as a 2 Door post, like Roger Hayes did. Those are some great models, executed beautifully. As you can tell, I like '66 Chevies, and I plan to do a dealership diorama, showcasing the entire line of 1966 Chevrolets.

Outstanding!!!!

Very Nice!!!!!

Excellent work!!!!

That's true, but if you notice on the ends, the horn buttons are there, like what is on the custom wood grained wheel as Bill did it.. AMT did not do the steering wheel with 4 holes as it should have been, but three holes in each spoke.

That is a '67 Standard color keyed steering wheel. I believe that the kit wheel is the optional Wood grained wheel, that has the holes drilled out. and from the 1967 Mustang brochure... I hope that this helps.

Excellent work Raoul!!!!

Very nice!!!!!

Very nice. You and Bill are going to make me get mine out to finish it.

Lookin' good Bill.

That's the way I remember them. Excellent work!!!!!

Very Nice!!!!

Very nice!!!!!

Congrats Bill on the new ride. I'm waiting for you to dissect it, and build a stunning model of it, using the Revell kit, modified to a V6 like your car.

Excellent!!!!