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They look good in there, did you sand down the detail on the console?, I have some 3m auto masking tape, I will try that maybe, or if I make to the LHS before I get some white paint, I will pick some up. Isnt Tamiya masking tape narrow?, not as wide as normal masking tape?, if so I will use it, will make it easier to the red and yellowish/gold stripes

I agree, but that means I have to mask, arrggg, here is a pic of the radio/switch box on the center console of the charger police, I need to make them a tad bit bigger

If they did I could build my second car, 84 old cutlass

Not bad looking, but hard to tell for sure with the pics, I have no idea about showtime, but I know I have heard that before

You got it Wayne, I soon as I get the sizing correct Here is what the paint scheme I want to use, the one used on the F150's

Here is a AMT F150 snaper , picked this up the swap meet we had here a last month, it had some parts and the wheels from a bronco kit. PHX PD does have a some F150's in use. I used the Bronco wheels since and added a police radio, added the lights like the real one has, which is very little, and I made a the hitch as well. Decals are from Bill Bozo

Here is a sneaky peaky to what was talking about

For whos viewing entertainment ? , not mine, and these style shows are growing like a wild fire, and the pawn style shows, and the storage ones, and the ones that I can not think of. Dont get me wrong, I liked watching pawn stars, shipping wars, and sometimes storage wars, but do we really need 100 different variants of each ?

That is beautiful, great job

Dont feel bad, I have no desire to get any of those kits, I would get the van kits, if they had say the grill style from the 80's

Yeah but its that third sitting on the pot glance thats the most important

That is a nice find, I wish the shows here had kits like this one, sadly for the most part its all dime a dozen kits , I remember these kits as a kid and always wanted to build one

The paint job came out great G, nice Did a little more work, not a lot really, filled the spoiler holes, cut out openings on the lower part of the bumper for the push bar, drilled the hole on the a post for the spot light, and painted the interior. Using the push bar that comes with the welly tahoe diecast, and I think i found a cool way to do the radio and light/ siren swtich box , not sure yet.

Like always, you did a great job, it looks like it came as full detail kit

That was the only thing I did not like about building the 2010 ones, well the GT was a pain, I went through a few place's trying to ground down the inner wheel well, but the shelby I used after market wheels/tires so it wasnt a problem

http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=54239&hl=gearz&fromsearch=1

Wow, that looks great, love the blue, good job

A lot of tire and wheels sets are over the ten dollar mark

Thats the nice thing about the older ones, its easier to remove the inner wheel well piece

I thought of that, and went to post it then found someone else had the same idea

Very nice

This could be fun, does the kit have to be unstarted?, or can do this to an already built kit?

You got some good kits there

It was torque http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0329691/

Looking very nice, great job, cant wait to see this one finished