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Thanks for sharing your skills, I going to try it on my BTK Demon.

Engine is beautiful Terry! What did you use to tie the brake and fuel lines to the chassis? Can you show how you did that?

You might want to use the Grumpys Vega for the stretched rear wheel openings.

You’ve got my attention on this one, although I have several resin bodies, I prefer plastic. I’ve looked at those AMT bodies and they seem out of scale, too big, too wide. Im looking forward to what you do here. Great project!

Very cool build, great job!

Very cool looking projects there Maurice, thanks for sharing!

I got a little bench time this weekend. I trimmed and removed the window cranks, and rear arm rests on the door panels. I also added .040 Plastruct strips to the inner fender panels as they are just a little narrow, test fitting the firewall also.

Thanks Donato!

Thanks Terry, I’m really enjoying it so far. Sure has affected the bench time though.

Looks amazing Terry! Great detail!

Can’t wait!

Always thinking, aren’t you Bob?

Thanks David, I recently started a new job and I’m not getting much bench time, hopefully this weekend I can get back on it.

Yes Bob, I used .040 half round, and sanded the ends to round them. It works pretty good.

Looking good Mark, I love saving old plastic. This is gonna be good. I might have a spare AMC motor if your interested.

That’s just beautiful Michael! I grew up not far from Wise Speed Shop on Hampton avenue in St. Louis. They had a garage area on one side of the building but it was pretty rare to get a glimpse of the car as Radici had the car on the west coast most of the time. Definitely on my build list! Great build, looks great!

Really nice build Scott, do you remember what paint you used?

Looking good Bob!

I’m glad your still building this, as it’s a really cool project. I love what you’ve done so far, and I can’t wait to see it finished!

I’m hoping you post your progress on the forum, I’d love to see your work! In my research for the BTK Demon, I found a lot of information on the McCandless car, the restored car has coil over rear suspension and the original had leaf springs, depending on the version your trying to replicate. The video on you tube about this car is really interesting. It was a very dominant car in 72. Someone needs to cast or print a 72 Grille for this kit!

I like what your doing here, very cool project and giving me some ideas, Thanks for sharing your build!

Very cool project!

I’m excited to see where this goes!

Gonna be great!

Beautiful work Ian!