Scale-Master
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I added the rear louvers (modified from a 70 Mustang) and the wheels; otherwise it is straight out of the box with a color change. WIP Thread: http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=98425
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Thanks Rob. It's finished now...
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Thanks guys! The wheels came from the AMT ’70 Camaro. A little shaving of the AeroVette wheel backs allowed the rims to fit deeper into the tires and make room for machined aluminum outers. I textured the wheel centers to look more like cast units. Center cap decals are from the AeroVette kit.
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Top one is The Heat. The bottom one is from The Lively Set, a movie that featured the Chrysler Turbine Car.
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The Cars That Ate Paris?
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The Continental with the Euro plate is from The French Connection. Edit: Oh, I see someone beat me to that one...
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Thank you. The chassis and interior went in with minimal effort and fits just fine as well. Still a few parts for the rear suspension need to be added.
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All the glass fits very well.
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You got it Jim.
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Thanks! I’m putting it in the ’73-’74 year range, (part of why I chose the exterior and interior color combo too), so I painted the engine orange.
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Thanks guys, here's some more... A couple shades of tan for the interior…
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Steering column, wheel and turn indicator lever are installed.
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Anyone know this one?
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Harold & Maude
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1969
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Black Moon Rising
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Thanks guys. I played with the size of the Betty image to fit the model. Yes, it looks a little larger than how it is portrayed in the Heath art, but I had to fit it to the model too. And since to me it was all about Betty, that's what I decided on. -
Romancing the Stone?
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Is that from Fast Lane Fever?
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No, just carnauba wax... Amazing what a little bit of wax can do for a paint job. I still need to get some of it out of the panel lines though…
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Thanks guys! Stone/chip guards.
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Thanks guys. Ready for a wax job…
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The black Camaro is from Better Off Dead. The GTO is from My Science Project.
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I used monofilament line for the rigging and hand painted it silver after threading it through the plane. It is done.
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Thanks Dave, these kits have some fit and molding issues, but as you can see are quite buildable. Engine and cowl are installed, time to add the rigging.