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I bought a resin hood from Lex's Resin. It took some considerable sanding to get it to fit the Lindburg car. Maybe it was casted for the Revell car? anyway, I'd like to paint it satin black, and add some quick turn fasteners around it. Maybe a decal on each side of the cowl. Cant seem to find a "Harwood" or "Chevy Power" decal.

Thank you for the positive replies, I really appreciate it. I was working on those ugly bumpers. Just need to smooth out the areas where the guards were. Still a bit bumpy in those areas. Hopefully the new sheet of BMF will arrive tomorrow, so I can get the foiling done.

I'm blown away. Just looking at the work in the wing, and wheelie bars, is impressive. Then the cage? Wow!

I wish I could paint like that. Can't wait to see more. This makes me want to build an AWB.

I think a tan and black interior would look great with that paint job. I was considering it on my current WIP, but did the old boring black instead. Can't wait to see more of your build.

Paint looks fantastic.

Looking great. Always loved these cars. I usually use the pre wired distributors from Morgan Automotive Detail (MAD). This kit is going on my wish list.

I want to go with an MSD ignition, with a M.A.D prewired distributor. I made a coil out of a firewall supercoil I had in my parts box. I want to try to find some "gray" wire, for the plug boots, to keep it looking correct.

Looking at the bumpers, and I think I'm going to clean them up a bit. Especially removing the ugly guards, after stripping the chrome. Might go with a lightweight fiberglass or aluminum look. Maybe a silver gloss, or alclad chrome?

Probably going to let the foiling go for a few days. I have some BMF, that's been sitting around for a couple years. Going to wait for a fresh sheet to arrive.

Just got back from Myrtle Beach. I figured id polish out the Chevelles body. I used the Micro Mesh sanding papers, and Novus #2 and #1.

Thanks for the replies. I will be polishing it when I return from vacation. That should give the clear enough time to dry.

Getting some of the other parts ready, while the body dries thoroughly.

Just laid about six coats of the lacquer system ultra Gloss clear on the car. Going to let it sit for a few days, and polish it out using micro mesh, and Novus 3 step polishing.

Got the base coat on last night. This lacquer system appears to be like the "base coat, clear coat" the auto body shops use. It laid down really nice, I think.

I am hoping to get some color on it later tonight......... Plan on painting it Model Master Nassau Blue Metallic lacquer, and Ultra Gloss Clear.

Here is a quick mock up so far...........

Hello All Have been away from the forum for a while, but Ive been building whenever I get a chance. Figured I post some pics of a 66 Chevelle pro street Ive been working on. Using parts from the Revell 67 chevelle, and pro Sportsman kits. Thanks for looking...

Very clean. Nice stance. I love this build.

Thanks Joe I should of just did what you did...lol I'll keep that in mind for next time. Thanks again.

Is the front lowered suspension in 85-4251 Revell 57 Chevy 2 in 1 same as 85-4295 Revell 55 Chevy 2in1? Any help is much appreciated. Thank you

1964 Galaxie

My kit will be arriving soon......

I can care less about the inaccuracies, I'm buying one!!!!

I did look before posting, but must have missed it...Thanks, Tim