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ajulia - If you are building the same kit my comments on this one are.... detail sucks. there are a few challenges in trying to make a decnet looking model. Moulding of the body is not great make sure you get a few coats of primer on it before paint, it will take a little blocking to get rid of the many flaws(but I am a little bit of a perfectionist onpaint, spent 15 years in the body shop trade on 1:1's) Modellpularn - Thanks for the comments and great to see another Chevy fan, and from Sweden no less, very cool Have been working on the engine detail and will post a couple of pics soon, using the 350 out of the Johnny Lightning 55 Nomad and some of the engine parts from the 66 Nova Restorod, this kit has some cool aftermarket parts. A nice set of headers and even a racing helmet.

Great diorama, where did you get the mechanics from, are they the Tamiya ones?

Very nice choice and a nice stance too. Been thinking of doing a wagon myself

I used to be big into modelling when I was a kid and found myself looking for a hobby to get into now. I am a muscle car fanatic and this first effort is a reproduction of the 1:1 version that I am also finishing this winter. Any comments or pointers would be welcome. This is based on the AMT 72 Chevelle kit ( Not the greatest fit and finish) I am trying to keep it as close to the original as possible so I have started on the 350 engine and have the paint somewhat finished. Going to be wiring and plumbing the engine. Little Chevelle 3D Render I based the Big and little one on 1:1 Work in progress as well