Wolf75

Cool as hell!

Thanks Its the first time I've done something like that.

awesome job!

I'd love to put this kit together!

The details are amazing!I especially love the numbers on the radiator hose. I'm gonna have to start doing that.

Seriously wicked builds!

Great tut! I'll definately give it a try sometime.

Looks like something I saw in an old anime. It looks amazing!

As you requested And for the trunk I used some wire insulator with sortor wire run through it, then bent accordinly to work as a trunk hing...I hope that makes sense.

Well welcome back to modeling, and nice choice of model. I did one a couple months ago, and it's a great kit.

-.- I meant to put 70, and I think it was the Monogram...I put this together about 7 years ago, but I stripped it down a couple weeks ago to redo it.

Great looking model, and I love the song. My fave is Never enough.

Thanks I actually almost owned one. The job I had about 10 years ago had me go past this guys house that had a white Chally hidden in some tall grass. I kept wanting to ask him about it, but I didnt think he would let it go. One day I decided to stop and check it out, and wouldnt you know it. Someone had stopped like 10 minutes before I did, and was already making offers. It was gone a couple days later.

first off I really enjoyed building this. The challenger is my favorite muscle car. OK! sharpies are my friends now. They really help with the detail work. The door handles, signal light, and rims all done with a sharpie, and thats just on the body. Also their was the battery, air filters, some interiors, transmission, engine, and some chassis bolts. The silver mettalic sharpies are awesome! I dropped in some Ferrari bucket seats, made my own hurst shifter, did BMF for the chrome trim, made my own grill, and then the most pain in the ass part...the ###### tires. Useing a toothpick to paint the letters really sucked! >.< but well worth it. Also I ran brake lines all the way back to the rear tires, and a fuel line. I had to make my own exhaust cause the raised suspension got in the way of the old one, and added traction bars from a Nova kit...also I lost the front bumper long ago, but I dont mind. I really wanted an opening trunk on this model. I practiced on an old model about 6 onths ago, and I was waiting on an oppurtunity to use it on a detailed model. Again I messed up by not painting the inside of the trunk the same as the body, then the hinges >.< anyways...I also through in some trunk carpeting made with a flat blacked paper towel, then through in a spare tire. I took out the 440 and dropped in the 426 HEMI wedge. I added what details I could. I switched out the original dual carbs for something a bit more detailed. I added a throttle spring, but I kinda screwed up the trottle line running into the firewall. I should have found something smaller, now it looks like a air hose running from it -.- also I still havent run the radiator hoses...its on the list of to do's. I made the pully system with a rubber band, ran spark plug wires, again I wish I could have found something smaller. I also ran fuel lines, and brake lines. OH! and I put in hood clips. ...I forgot to mention that i used BMF to make the gas tank straps >.>

Holy hell that VW is way out there!!! I love it lol

Now if my step fathers Chevette looked like this, I might not have hated it lol

Those are really good for old builds! Can't wait to see what you can do now.

Beautiful work.

This is the kind of van my father would have wished for when he was young.

amazing work! You certainly paid attention to the details.

Great job!

I'm in awe of this build. I'm defintely watching it.

looks great. awesome color.

Ok I finally finished the Nova. I didn't do everything as good as I wanted. I made some mistakes, but all in all I enjoyed bulding this model. I hope you guys like it. Again I'm sorry about the camera. I will get a better one.

I love it. It's very original, and i love that shine.