SuperStockAndy

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Ugh.

Hmmm.. Model..

Haha, thanks, I really don't know much about the history behind engines either I'll figure something out. I know I've got a 350 in the parts box, I might just use that. EDIT-Nope, 350 was introduced in '67 I guess I have no choice but to use the 283 that's in the kit then.

Eh? I was reading up on it, and even though I didn't get an exact year, here's a quote from Wikipedia: Why do you guys gotta make it so hard on me I don't have any good small blocks laying around though, that's the problem... EDIT-Oh, I see now that it was only the W series that came out first Ugh, I guess I'll just use the small block...

Slight change in plans; going with Big Block power instead... I'm waiting on my glue bomb engine to get out of the oven cleaner

Awesome, I wish you luck in the Cannonball Run.

Got it primered, no pics now but maybe later. And I'm also not painting it until I get my airbrush hooked up, so I don't blow through 20 bucks worth of paint..

Those look nice Jeff...thanks for sharing!

The main thing is meant is for BUILDING, not painting, though

Looking good...

Thanks, but I usually always go overboard on masking so I'm not that worried about it though

Thanks Liam! Haha, no, that's not a mock up. I couldn't wait for my paint so I figured it was worth all the masking It really shouldn't be THAT hard though.

Big update! I had to stop building because the glue fumes were making me feel weird Thanks for looking

Dave, I already said I haven't built one without instructions, but I'm up for the challenge Although I don't have any sealed kits...I've pretty much looked at all the instructions..

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Thanks Niko, from what I've seen it seems to build up as a nice kit.

I haven't ever built a model WITHOUT instructions, but I easily could. But, I could easily get it done...

That is blasphemy, it's really not that hard to build a model of a kind you're familiar with without instructions

Awesome, love the Trans Am style cars

Incorrect. I do sometimes have to refer to the instructions-but 90% of the time it's to see what colors to paint everything. If the instructions were gone, I could still figure it out. And of course though, if you don't use the instructions you're a know it all.

I didn't even think about that. I'm not sure, but I think I remember reading somewhere that there were some cars that had a primer button in the interior? Again, not sure if I read that or not

NOBODY tells da big Kahuna to pull over.

Actually, I think I'll try my hand at making one of these: Always loved Hilborn style MFI...

Very cool, love these old F1 cars, will be watching.