MoparWoman Jamie

I would have added the front bumper back like the factory had it. behing flush just doesn't look right. The rest of the model really really looks great though!

I just got word today that Ollie's up in Cranberry PA Has the models in, what ones I don't know.

Thanks Mike, I used the back edge of the excto blade #11. The scribe line looks way better in person then what they do in the photos

I'm doing something alittle different here on the door handles. All comments towards the build is always welcome.

Ok heres some photos from last week yet that I didn't get posted. I'll let the phones do the talking, any questions about the project or suggestions are welcome.

A coat of primer half way dry

Checking things out Started sanding and filing Checking the looks out

Starting to fix the fender.. yes I used superglue

Now lets talk about those incorrect front fender wheels on this big beast working on the wheel well opening plus body lines at the same time

One line down, many more to go Moving on to the rest of the body lines

More shaping a shot of primer

Some more build up to do Making sure both sides are looking correct

Afew a wet shot of primer

Okay, I have quite afew photos to share here. I scribe in the trim alittle deeper here Here I tarted to fill in the sink mark area with superglue locktight Here is afew sanding

I have 6 1969 Revells one's my work bench. They have incorrect issues with them all over. BUT they are a nice kit to build though. You will need to tuck the front wheels in more in the front area of the car as the rear sets correct but the fronts doesn't though.

I been following this build for a while, and I love the detail that your doing on it. Keep up the great work man!

Well after a week, I think it's safe to say the driver side is looking good, had to add the body lines to it. But still got some little details to do yet before it's all done. Got the wheel well housing in the front also taken care of too. Got photos that I will get posted in a little here.

I use rattle cans all the time, do have an air brush but hardly ever use it though.

I think it looks great so far!

This is the reissued kit, but it seems to me there is more sink marks in this one then what was in the original. Also thanks for the nice comment.

Well I was requested by my friend to get 75 Flame Orange. I think I have some here already, but if I'm out, I'm hoping my local NAPA or Auto Parts store has it in spray can form.

Hi Mike, working on this project is fun and I really enjoy it as well. I kinda have an idea on the front seats and rear seat but just haven't gotten to that stage yet. But any suggestions is always welcome for a back up plan around me. As for the front wheel wells, yea I will be fixing those things as well to make the shell look like a stock 69 Charger. I will be using the kit tires and rims on the project, might have to do slight work on the tires.

getting ready to primer the spot so I can see it better I did almost get the driver side rear skin sanded and done and also got photos of that to upload yet.

Dang molding machine LOL Filling/building up a sink area here with superglue lock tight