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Richards right, I use Purple Power and it works really good...

Chris you are killing this build, very nice, clean detail work. Keep up the great work...

I'm with what Wayne said...

Thanks for the comments fellas, Richard I think your talking about the back of the hood scoop, once I mock the windshield up in the car I'll trim the back of it down, so that it fits nice and snug against the windshield, this is just a few mock up pics to show you guys where I am so far. Thanks for looking in.

here's a few with the hood and scoop on I put the primer on to see what needs to be fixed..thanks for looking and comments welcome.

Thanks fellas I got some paint and clear coat on the chassis and while I gave that a couple of days to dry I made up some new struts and springs out of the ones that came with kit, and starting painting the engine more updates soon...

TOP NOTCH work you got going on here Rom, looks real good...

I remember seeing this one on the other forum... It's great to see you posting your work on here. This vette is off to a great start, and after seeing you build the Nova, I now this one will be top shelf also, the chassis looks awesome...

Looking good so far Paul, and welcome aboard...

this is a good looking build, I have done a few of these and that chassis works perfect, your off to a great start, nice job cutting out the doors...

Looking real good Wayne the engine looks great...love how you teased us.. with just a little glimpse of the paint... lol....

Thanks fellas, I appreciate the comments on the background also, I have always liked to do that, just wished I had a bigger work area, Well I got the inner door skins done and I also made a cowl hood from styrene, thanks for looking and comments welcome....

Thanks Dave I really appreciate it, well I've got the doors hinged up..I also went ahead and got the steering shaft housing in, tomorrow I'll try and get the inner door skins done and I'm also leaning towards a cowl hood no to tall, and sit the hood scoop on top of that, thanks for looking and comments welcome...

Thanks fellas, very much appreciated...I added some more bars to the cage, so the chassis is pretty much done, I also added some styrene pieces both sides at the front of the firewall to close the gap there and to also give me something to mount my my doors,I also started putting the engine together, more updates soon, thanks for looking and comments welcome...

one more I love ths pic for some reason, maybe it's how much of the wheel/tire is tucked inside the fender.. outlaw105 the wheels are from this kit...

Thanks for the comments fellas, well this is a small update, it was 100 degrees here today, and it's just to dang hot in my garage/hobby room/man cave to do any work, but I did manage to get the rear spoiler done and the trunk floor, the wing is made front sheet styrene. Thanks for looking and comments welcome...

running out of things to say about this build, but I will say this AGAIN.... this is the best looking build I have ever saw...It looks real.......

Thanks Chris, this is the trumpeter kit...

this is an awesome build the detail is SICK...

awesome work, I'll be tuning in...

this build is looking really awesome Rom.....

Thanks Rom I really appreciate all the nice words from you guys, I'm going to use the engine from the 55 chevy pro sportsman kit I've got hundreds of them laying around lol.. some bg style carbs from pro tech is what I have in mind...

thanks, I did have to cut the lower strut arms off and move them back just slightly to center the front wheels up...

Thanks fellas, Brad the chassis is from the r/m pro sportsman 57 chevy, but this one is from the soff seal 57 chevy kit,as you can tell (yellow) this is a build I've been wanting to do for a while. I'll just use most of the kit parts on this one for the engine and so forth. Thanks for looking in...

here's a few more...