bisc63

The wheels work very well on this car!

Gorgeous build; the more I look, the more I like. Excellent color choice, and your attention to detail on the chrome work makes for an outstanding replica. Well done!

Nice one! The gray color with no stripes is very classy looking on the Chevelle; good choice. You really captured a realistic appearance here. Well done.

Very nice looking build! Well done.

Looks like you whipped it into fine shape! You have a great looking model there, in spite of the wheels. If you hadn't posted a picture of the real thing, I'll bet many would never have noticed! Now I can't un-see it; it almost looks like 1/25 wheels and tires on a 1/43 model. Another call out to the 3D printers in our midst!

VERY nice! Hard to beat a clean black paint job, but now the real work begins...keeping it clean!

Beautifully built and beautifully presented. Well done! This is even more impressive when one considers the humble kit it is built from.

Very nice street machine! Beautiful build; love the stance, the wicked engine bay, and the big flake paint. Well done.

Good idea with the added coloring, carpet is never perfectly color matched to upholstery, and looks toy-ish when it is. Loving this '62 build!

Hey, that interior is looking nice, and your patience with the foil is really paying off. My only critique would be the shine of the "carpet", do you plan on flattening that?

Very nice, clean build, and a very attractive color combo. Well done!

Dig it! I like the red and black, and I'm betting that metallic black looks even better in person. Don't you love how some metallic effects disappear in photos, but invisible dust will look like cotton balls?! Wicked rake really looks like a proper street machine. Well done.

Nice job! Love the old stockers; real racing!

Nice work; outstanding period-perfect paint work as well. Well done!

Cool stuff. The lighted Jack-O-Lantern is a nice touch.

Good gawd man, BARN FINDS!

Sounds about right. My dad once had a 4-door hardtop 62 with a 327, and years later I got a 63 Biscayne with a 283-2 barrel-Powerglide combo, and he was surprised at how economical it was for me compared to his old car, but it wasn't a powerhouse by any means. I miss that car (my first that actually ran).

I was happy to score a couple of 1/72 Heinkel He-115 kits (Matchbox and Revell - same kit) at a decent price. Now, to find a good deal on that 1/48 Special Hobby version...

Nice job; Chevelles always look good in blue! Well done.

That came out very nice. I really like the interior colors with your choice of exterior color; makes for a sharp '57! Well done.

Cool old-school custom, but I'd love to see it with a forward rake as opposed to the raised front. Seems a contradiction visually to sectin and streamline the front sheet metal only to raise it into the wind. I think dropping the front might make the grille look less overpowering; the change in the viewer's angle of sight would downplay it. Just my 2 pennies worth; over all I really like it as it reminds me of the stuff from customizing's early days, when the magazines were "little pages" format. Color is refreshing! Well done

Nice touch!

Nice; realistic paint finishes give a sense of weight and heft, really brings the model alive. Well done.

Nice build and very informative write-up. The car looks great in those colors!

Agreed! If you gotta use sponsorship, let's have it automotive (related) based! I'd rather have these decals in my stash than a bunch of Coke logos.