TooOld

Nice clean build , very well done ! Love the colors too !

You've always been among the best when it comes to the quality of your castings and your customer service and new customers may not be aware of this . . . Your health has to be your first priority right now . As a repeat customer I can wait until you've fully recovered , plenty of other projects going and never enough time .

How are these printed ? Looks like they are printed on white decal paper with a color matched background . No faceshmuck here .

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One time only , 1971 .

Glad it will help ! I'm sure with your painting skill it will look better than the original !

Great looking pair of buggys , well done Pat !

Love these big Pontiacs and that Aqua Mist is beautiful !

Beautifully done ! Your body work is excellent , it looks factory !

I never thought the originals were all that great but if you'd like to print your own here they are .

Beautiful Chevelle and in my favorite color ! Everybody puts down these early kits as lacking detail and the "new" kits are sooo much better , but your build just shows that they can hold their own and even look better than the newer stuff .

Very nicely done and great colors !

Still not getting much bench time but the Vermillion Red paint arrived Wednesday so I made some time , and since the chassis was still sitting in front of me I decided to paint it first . Nothing fancy , no extra detailing , it's all done with spray cans . I did use some tape for the fuel tank straps . Plan on starting the interior next week !

The bezels and the trim you've added make a big difference , good call !

Interesting that you used Vallejo Plastic Putty . I've been told that it's very thin , dries to a rubbery consistency , and is not sandable . What do you think ?

Sharp color , what is it ?

HAH ! Been there done that .

This one just has that "look" we all love ! Really great work Bernard !

Soooo much better than what's in the box , congrats on building a great looking model !

I've got one of these kits ready to be started and am really glad to see yours finished , it looks great ! For some strange reason I just think these cars look cool .

I love Chaparrals and yours is absolutely gorgeous ! Replacing the screen and stacks was well worth the extra effort , and those Gold Line tires look great !

I've done enough of this kind of build to know that there's always a surprise during final assembly so I'm pre-fitting everything on this one , everything you see on the chassis is assembled with Tacky glue which is easily cleaned before paint . The engine isn't complete only what can be seen from the bottom , and if you look closely you can see where I've drilled and pinned the front sub-frame with 1/16" rod . The biggest issue was reshaping the exhaust to fit the new chassis , but after some hair pulling it's done . I've already assembled and disassembled both the chassis and the interior several times and fit them into the body . . . it all fits every time so I'm ready to start painting !

Beautiful work Michael ! Love that 409 and your interior looks great , this is going to be one fine looking '62 !

Thanks Tyler ! The detailing isn't me it was all in the casting .

Thanks Bob ! I started with that name but ended up changing it .