Romell R

Thx Larman for your cincere comment

This is a great Idea except PSF doesnt sell it anymore because the company went out of business. I know cause i was just trying to buy it and the ford 4 link

This looks like its gonna be fun!

WOW Got another update two in one day whats goin on LOL! I had a chance to get the base coat laid down and I also worked on the dash got pics of both for ya.......enjoy! the front fenders have been painted also im just waiting on some materials to come so I can mask off some flames. heres the dash with the gauges attached I also have a set of keys in the ignition and a chevelle badge on the right side. I'll be adding a stero later.....

Actually i wont use the clear to attach to the dash I'll use a small spot of CA. But I will use HOK clear when I attach the chevelle badges to the body after its painted. You use clear on body parts and on parts that glue may compromise. thx for your question Highway

Well I dont want to say anything thats not true, so i'll just say this build is excellent! keep up the good work

Ha Ha I slipped that one in on ya LOL! talk to ya soon Dave

Todays Update is the dash gauges . I started by polishing up two different size bezels. then I carefully cut out my gauge imprints from this photo card.(going with the white faced gauges) Then i used Tamiya clear to hold the two together and make the lenses at the same time. all I have to do now is trim and apply to the dash.

I decided to go ahead finish up the grill while I was at it.....enjoy! here the grill with insert and SS badge

First let me thank David G and JamesDE for there comments..... Now I have some new post for ya. I was gonna paint today but I changed my mind about the type of paint I want to use for this build. I was going to use those new testers custom paints but to tell you truthfully I dont like using spray can paints. Im more comfortable with HOK and laying down a 3 part paint job. so I called my buddys at pegasis hobbys and had them send me some Sunset Gold, clear, a platinum silver base, and the blackest black that HOK makes LOL! so in the mean time I stripped the chrome off some parts and re-chromed them with Alclad. I feel like Alclad is closer to scale chrome than the chrome plate put on parts by the company (revell) so with all that said heres the pics. whew! The stripped bumpers and grill rechromed parts, I may hit em one more time...

Hey Dave I wanted to stop and take the time to express my admiration of your building skills. And I was wondering If I could see the car you have as your avatar I have seen pics of it brifely somewhere eles (cant remember where) but I do remember it was something I wanted to see more of. Anyway keep up the good work and I look forward to more of your work.

Well good to have ya Back Jim where ya been? thx for the compliment i'll try to keep the pics flowin

im lovin every bit of this keep up the good work my friend

You defanately have what im looking for lets talk trade......

Thx Mudpit and thx for watching

umm... this isnt fleetlines' build.... But I do agree this is one nice build keep up the good work

Does anyone know where I can get a good set of decals for inside the engine compartment either in a kit or to purchase seperatly???

This project turned out great, and I can tell you used what we told you about the paint when you did the green. Job well done Toby

this is gonna be a fun one ...i'll be watchin

Heres the doors .....

I got the body primed up and im ready to mask the flames and get the center stripe (for the twotone) done I hope you enjoy...... here you see the undercarrage

So far so good keep up the good work................

Thx dave and I have considered remaking the rollcage, I have made them before from evergreen also, I realy just wanted to try my hand at making one from steel. And youre right it is too thick. I may pull out the ol styrene and go back to the old way of doin em. Thx again for the watchful eye.

Heres a finished door , the inside of the trunk lid ( i had to do the bracing) , and the trunk hinge. this is how the hinge with attach to the lid.... just showing those good lines again.....

Heres the seats painted up and ready for a fresh seatbelt treatment Here the door jams are ready for primer As you can see I got a nice tight fit for the doors and if you look closely you can see that the door on the opposite side fits nice and snug.