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BEEYOOTEEFULL!!! I absolutely LOVE this build!!

A full detail 1970 Dodge Super Bee(along the lines of the new Revell Mustang), a 1969 Roadrunner along the same lines but with an accurate body. A 1970-1972 Pontiac LeMans(possibly a “luxury “ edition). S’more accurate mid to late 70s Dodge Ramcharger or Power Wagon (Macho edition?).

I had an idea and some scrap parts. More details when I start a WIP thread.

My wallet is definitely NOT going to be happy anytime soon. ??

Finally got to throw some paint on this one. All that’s left is all of the detail work and assembly. I need to find some black GT500 side stripes somewhere but if not then I’ll just say it’s a stripe delete ?

Love me a pro street Mopar!! Love the color and the details!

Ii thought the exact same thing when I started looking at the pictures. Excellent work and amazing attention to detail!!

I sold off my entire stash a few years back to fund finishing my 1:1 project. Sold around 400 kits and numerous builtups along with all my paints, resin parts, supplies, tools, etc. Didnt realize how much I would miss it until I went to a local car show and a guy had some Mopar model kits for sale dirt cheap so I bought them. At last count I’m back up to about 100 kits and climbing! ??

I’m a member of about 20 Facebook model groups, as well as 8-10 forums(maybe more that I’ve joined and forgotten) I mainly stay in this site and the FB groups mainly because of the ease of posting pictures honestly. I’m a member of several forums and would be more than happy to participate more but, they aren’t iPhone friendly and I can’t post pics without an image hosting account, possibly a laptop and that’s just irritating to me.

All I can say is O. M. G!!! This is turning out absolutely gorgeous!!!

TOTALLY opposite ends of the food spectrum ????

As the others have said, take it one step at a time. I’ve been building for 40 years off and on and I still haven’t mastered the “Master Detailer” skills yet. What I HAVE done is try to incorporate something new into every build. A wise man(and very masterful builder) once told me to “treat each step of a build as if it were its own model”. Start out small with maybe plug wires, then once you’ve mastered it, move on to heater hoses or battery cables. Take your time, mistakes WILL happen. I don’t consider them mistakes but, learning experiences to build off of. Sorry for the incoherent reply, I have a tough time finding the words for my thoughts at times. And above all else remember it’s only plastic, have fun with it.

I’m going to try my hardest to get there. Been saying that for years now and something always comes up. I’m going to have to get there this year!!

https://mcwfinishes.com/shop/ols/products/1966-plymouth-beldevere-i-2dr-sedan

I would say anything’s possible. I looked at their sold cars and there was a 1967 Corvette Coupe that was black with a blue stinger and what appeared to be black interior. That car has me thinking some bad thoughts ?

That A12 Superbee looks plain EVIL in black!! ? With a red stripe and red interior it would be perfect!!

My organization skills need some organization at the moment. ??

Mine stays a mess until I finish a project, then it gets a good cleaning and organizing.

Stopped by one of my 2 local Ollie’s and picked up 4 of the AMT 63 Nova wagons.

Absolutely amazing work on this!!! Love the colors and the wheels really make it pop!

I’m in love with this build so far!!! I have to ask what color is that green? That shade just really POPS!

Absolutely love this build!!! Everything about it looks beautiful!!! I’m gonna have to get one of these kits to add to my stash!

Makes me want to tear mine apart(again) and redo it (again) ??

Has this been posted elsewhere? If not I need to see more pictures of it! ??

I cannot stress enough how much I absolutely LOVE this build!!! I’m not even a Corvette kind of person but this one looks so amazingly beautiful!!!