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Tony , One of the nicest Chevelles posted here in a long time ! Beautiful paint and trim work . Just a suggestion , If you open a Photobucket account ( free ) and post larger pictures , you will get a lot more replies !

This is an excellent idea for a new section . Keeping it voluntary and with a set list of questions is a must . Along with the obvious modeling questions , a short biography would be interesting too . Although since most members won't even post their age it may not be answered much .

This is very cool ! I really like where you are headed with this .

Looks great ! I really like your headers .

Micro Mark makes a similar glue called Detail Tack . It dries fast and stays tacky for months ! I use it for mock - ups and also a dab on the tip of a toothpick works great for handling small parts like photo - etched pieces . I have a bottle that is over a year old and have never had any problems with it drying up !

Whatever you want to call it , it looks very nicely done to me ! Congrats on a great build .

That looks pretty cool ! I like what you've done for the exhaust . What kit is that ? It kinda looks like an old MPC Challenger .

Looks really cool ! It's nice to see the old TD models once in a while . Nice job Cor , and thanks for sharing it with us .

Even as a kid I never built any planes . My older brother did , but I always built cars . Somebody at work gave this Gee Bee Racer to me a few years ago , and I decided to do something with it . It's a pretty simple kit and if it wasn't for the paint it could be built in about a half hour ! I added the wires on the wings with piano wire and added a small motor from Radio Shack . It also had more decals than I've ever put on a model ! I spent about a week on this and it was a lot of fun , but I'm sticking with the cars !

That's pretty cool ! Never seen one like it before , but I bet we see more now !

Absolutely the nicest looking '66 I've seen ! The front grille and headlights are the mostrealistic I've seen . I'll send you a replacement kit if you will send this one to me !

It looks fantastic Ira ! I followed the build and I am always impressed how you just add things and they work ! And thanks for replying to my PM and clarifying it for me . BOB .

Awesome ! I love wagons and yours looks great ! The color and the woodgrain are perfect .

Really , really nice ! Great color combination and choice of wheels . The first photo is pretty cool too !

Very nice ! That's a lot of decals !

Super nice build Paul ! I really like the color and your BMF looks excellent ! How do you polish it without messing up the BMF ?

Great rebuild , and a beautiful model !

Here's a couple more pictures . The AMT kit was wrong , clearly it is a '70 Chevelle !

Those are great looking resin bodies ! Should be a cool little car when it's finished .

Great start on a cool car ! I was a big fan of BRE back in the early 70's . . . had several slot cars of the 510's . Keep us updated !

There was a magazine article last year about building a Red Alert Chevelle . I scanned and saved it for future use , I hope it helps . Here's a link to it : http://photobucket.com/scaleautomag

Really nice looking Impala ! It looks good in black and the wheels look perfect .

Thanks Mike. I used .030" 1/2 round rod from Evergreen . The original molding was .060" , big difference !

You can try Spaz-Stix Ultimate Mirror Chrome . It's a rattle can spray that works exactly like Alcad . You can find it on Amazon for about $8 a can .