mrmike
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Why not? Just leave off all of the Judge decals and build it as a standard GTO. As far as I know, there has been no convertible GTO model kits.
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Thanks Paul! The body is straight and smooth and the parts have very little to no flash on them. Be sure to get the Revell kit!
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Thank you Rex and Mario!
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Thanks Jeremy!
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Thank you Dirk!
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Thanks Dirk, Jeremy and Carl! The extra step of adding foil adhesive is really slowing down the process of assembling this GTO.
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Thank you James, Curtis, Jeremy, Tom, Carl and Larry! This is a 30 year old kit and the decals prove it! I had issues with the decals which took a lot of patience with them. Plus, the red plastic was a bear to cover at times.
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I got the '66 GTO partially foiled. I'll finish it later.
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A great looking GTO!
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Thanks everyone! This was my first GTO and it came out very well!
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This is my '94 Mustang Pace Car painted with Tamiya TS-8 Italian Red.
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Thanks Jeremy! My '94 Mustang Pace Car is complete and posted in Under Glass. My thanks to all who have viewed and have commented on my WIP.
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Thanks Curtis! I was tempted to lower the back of the car, but that seemed to be a lot of work that I didn't really want to do. The front of the car was enough with all of the sanding involved.
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The Mustang Pace Car is back on 4 wheels. It took me a while to get the cross member centered and glue down properly. Now I can finish this build.
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This is my '69 GTO "The Judge" that I built several years ago. I tried to build it stock and added some details that others might overlook like the side markers on the lower front valance.
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The stance is all wrong and I have been filing the front suspension to fit over the front frame of the chassis around the engine plus I am trying to clean up the mess I have made. I'm not sure why the front sits so high, but I will try to get it lowered some. More Pace Car to come...
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I tore the front suspension apart as I didn't like the high riding suspension. I took my hobby knife and a file and removed some of the material from the front suspension in an effort to lower the nose of the car. So far, it looks pretty good, but I may do more. More Pace Car to come...
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Thanks Jeremy!
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I am almost finished with the Mustang Pace Car. I may lower the front of the Mustang since in typical fashion, Revell has molded the front end in a high position.
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Just for the heck of it, I added the seat belt harness to the interior with a piece of photoetch and some belt material that I had laying around. I removed the original seat belt hangers from the seats, added photoetch hangers, seat belt material, a little super glue and wha-laa! Seat belts!
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Thanks J. Pierre, Carl and David! As usual, I forgot to paint the side view mirrors and I pulled them out of the box and painted them red. They should be black to match the trim! What was I thinking?
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Thanks Jeff! Good luck on your 2003 Mach I!
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I finished the interior and installed the engine in the nearly completed chassis
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Looking forward to this one, Jeremy!
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Thanks Carl!
