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Seriously Love your work, the updates are awesome really like the wheelie bars, rear wing and the chutes any idea on a color yet????

Thanks for the comments fellas, I started on the plumbing for the enigne, most of the oil lines are done, still need to do the dry sump, and fuel lines. I also started wiring the car and made up most of the electrical components too. Thanks for looking and comments welcome...

what's up fellas, I took a little break from this one, but I got back to it today, I got clear on the chassis, front brakes, lines and hoses are done, I also got most of painting for the engine done also, playing around with the front wheels for some new looks (ideas) thanks for looking and comments welcome.

Looking good!!! Pro mods are my favorite, I've been checking out these larger scale builds, they look awsome, they seem easier to deal with over the 1/25 scale builds. Keep the pics coming

Thanks Richard, I'll have to look into it....

wow.....

Let's see where do I start, first of all your body work is top notch, that's one of the things I hate about modeling, but you have got it down to a science, not just this build, but the vette also. Watching this build from what it started out as, to where it is now is AWESOME, you body looks just as good, if not better than the flashpoint body, very very nice work, what are you gonna use for the engine in the beast??? And I have to agree with you guys, I always have a side on my builds also that turns out better than the other side, dont know why, and thought I was the only one, guess not any way SUPERB job so far cant wait for updates....

Thanks for the comments fellas, Scott, the first thing I'm gonna do is finish up the 68 promod, I also want to do a super bird blown build, I also like the new 69 chevelle flashpoint has, maybe a few pro stock builds in the near future too...

Hey fellas, was fooling around this weekend cleaning out my garage that's where I do all of my work at. I've also been deciding on which completed builds I am going to sell, so I decided to take a few pics of these two, not sure but the nova is probably going to go also, here are the two brothers together lol... thanks for looking...

what's up fellas this is an older build I did about 3 years ago, amt 68 camaro, r/m 55 chevy chassis, I'm putting some of my older builds on ebay, cause I'm running out of room for them, this one is on there also, thanks for looking and comments welcome...

Looking real good, and your progress is coming along great and quick.. keep the pics coming.

This is turning out to be a nasty chevelle for sure, every update on this bad boy, looks better and better with each update, I'm going to get the resin 69 chevelle from flashpoint soon, but yours is looking awesome...

Looking really good, keep the pics rolling.

Stellar work by far...

thanks for the comments fellas, I got some work done on the front end last night, I added a piece of styrene to the bottom of the front end and cut it so that it hung out farther in the front, then I added a piece of tube styrene to the front bumper and the used putty to fill it all in. I've got it all sanded down, it's not as aggresive as the front end in the pic, but I like it here's a few pics. before after

next I'll be working on the front end trying to make it look like these..

what's up fellas thanks for the comments, I've got the chassis painted, rear end and wheelie bars painted, mocked up the engine to get the hood scoop out of the way, here's a few mock up pics.

Good stuff you got going there, the body work as well as the chassis are top notch, what part of South Carolina are you in btw...

thanks for the comments Chris here's a few pics with the front end mocked up I really like the stance since adding the sheet styrene to the lower rocker panels more to come..

what's up fella's I've been working on this one today, I got the doors mounted, and I also got the inner door panels done. I also added a piece of styrene, to the lower rocker panels and front end to give a little more lower stance and to also stiffen up the part of the rocker attached to the body, that part is real thin after cutting the doors out, thanks for looking and comments welcome... this pic is with the piece of styrene added to the rocker panel.

this is looking really swee, I like the new stance of it, keep us posted...

this is a really good looking build, cant wait or updates...

this is getting interesting for sure, I don't know if you knew or not but flashpoint resins just came out with a 69 chevelle pro mod resin body, I like what your doing with this one though, keep us posted,

what's up fellas, I've been working on this on a little I added sheet styrene to the doors to fill in the gaps, I'm thinking about going with black wheels on this one what do you think ???? thanks for looking and comments welcome...

thanks for the comments fellas, got the trunk floor done, the wheelie bars are done, and the front bars and fuel cell mounting is done, put a light coat of primer on to check for flaws, more to come thanks for looking and comments welcome...