philo426

Thanks!

Mounted the body to the chassis.Lookin' cool!

Yes I try to get the firing order right but I don't stress out if I have to relocate a wire to make it fit.To me it is all about having fun .Now if you are building for a contest ,that is a whole different kettle of fish!The contest model must be built to the highest standards you are capable in all respects to have a chance at a prize.The building process would be longer and frankly not as much fun and it becomes a chore.Not for me!I require no external validation for my builds and a trophy represents some others person's evalyuation of my work,something I neither want nor need!Call me kooky but iIjust want to have fun builfding models of all types!

Foiled the drivers side.I used the photoetched scripts and fender slashes from the pro version of this kit.I wish all kits had the photoetched details!

To me it will always be the '68-70 Chargers!Like this 1/18th Ertl diecast.

Thanks!

I like to call it a Chevolds just for fun!

Nah!It is Tamiya Copper!

Test fit the body to the chassis.The set back engine and front wheels really fit the theme!

Big block chevy with fender well headers.

All done!

I decided to use sidepipes.i used the wire again to connect the headers to the sidepipes.

That is one answer I bet a better one is you did not know how to paint them so you left them as blackwalls!

Will Do!

I painted the engine guards red instead of the factory color.I have yet to choose which headers to use,

Very clean and I like the inline six with the dual carbs!

Subaru in the snow is very cool and unusual!

I'll start

Looks good but you forgot the white walls!

Don't get me wrong dudes if a builder may have put the valve covers upside down then by all means point it out in a nice way but to take it too seriously takes some of the fun out of it1

Right on Festus!dumping on the less skilled so one may feel superior reveals bad character flaws!It is supposed to be fun after all!