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New Update: The body is about 98% done, the frame is around 90% done, interior has not been started, and the engine is about 90% done. I am actually not very upset with this kit, however I would not recommend it to anyone! http://s1178.photobucket.com/albums/x362/MrSSNova70/

Okay cool, I might want that decal! Yeah the Charger is one of my projects that I just started.

Okay, I've seen a lot of the things Dr. Cranky has made and I admire his work, ill have to pick up that book

Hey guys this is a project I am working on, its going to be kind of a curbside model and I am only really going to be working on the body. Any suggestions on making body damage doing rust and such would be really appreciated. http://s1178.photobucket.com/albums/x362/MrSSNova70/

Just plain amazing!

Took some pictures of the charger on the frame with it's wheels, and a picture of the engine currently. http://s1178.photobucket.com/albums/x362/MrSSNova70/

Woah did that come with the model or did you have to buy it?

Well everything you see is what I found in the box that came with it.

Dang, that charger is amazing. Yeah I was running into some problems with the rear, it's just not cooperating. So I think later today I am going to go buy the revell kit and then try and find something else to do with this model. Thanks sickfish

Gaaaaaahhhh! My bad http://s1178.photobucket.com/albums/x362/MrSSNova70/

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Just a model that I found with half the parts missing. Did the best I could, any comments would be appreciated.

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Niiiice, that's a good looking model there. Just hoping this will cooperate me, I think I will work on this one for a little bit and if it sucks, then I will just get the revell kit

What do you think about the Revell '69 Charger kit?

I am hoping this will be on ebay because I am trying not to spend a butt-ton of money on this thing. I might just make do with what I have

Thanks for the advice Mr. Moparman, I realized when I was test-fitting the body that the molding was just not very good at all. This is what I am going for. http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i30/nk15268a/1970Charger_beauty2-1.jpg

Hey guys, this is my F&F '70 charger. I plan on making it like a corporate owned car, and I would really appreciate help. I plan on making this my most detailed model yet and I welcome everyone's comments. I will post pictures later today.

Okay thanks Mike

Thanks Art, I was the purpose behind this was that I wanted to make crew cab trucks (because I love the look) but I couldn't find them anywhere and the places that I did find them they were around 40$. I wasn't intending to sell them I just wanted to be able to create them myself instead of going out and purchasing them all the time.

Thanks guys these are all great suggestions, heck I might just use some of the models for a swampy/junkyard diorama just because I like the sound of it. I also like the Idea of doing some rat rods. Thanks guys!

Hey guys, I was recently going through my "abandoned" model car kits from when I had just starting modelling. I found a couple models that could be considered "glue bombs". The question is that none of them have frames and the kits are missing almost all of the engine parts. Would just like to redo these models. Any ideas?

Would I be able to use these same steps to mold something such as a truck body?