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I started to build a 1967 Camaro SS - a new kit released by Revell in 2014. Here are some photos showing the body after the paint job. I used Tamiya light blue metallic which comes close to the original "Marina blue metallic".

 

 

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Look'n good. What style are you going to build? Have you decided on interior color or wheels ? Great color choice.  

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Thank You guys!

I want to do the interior black (dashboard, pack tray, floor) and the seats white, which was available back in the day. As for wheels I have chosen Chevy's "Rally Wheels". The look great on the late 1960s models.

 

 

 

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Meanwhile I have done the BMF-work on the body which is not that much with this Camaro and I have put on the white nose decal:

 

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Your paint is fantastic as well as the bare metal foil trim. Not to be rude, but with your black and white interior, the vented kick panels should be black with the grill in gloss black. The window knobs should be a clear color, they turned yellow after time. The bottom of the arm rest is chrome too. 25 years restoring chevy's gave me this info.

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Thank You!

@Jon: I want to build it the super sport Version.

@John: I appreciate Your Information very much. Since I am not done with the interior yet, I plan to take away again most of the black washing on the window cranks and the door handles. So I still can give them the correct colors as well as the kick panel.

 

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Ill echo the comments on the paint, great colour and a beautiful finish!. Has it been wet sanded looks very smooth.

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I did not wet sand the body. It is simply Tamiya primer with three layers of Tamiya "Light blue metallic" and several rounds of "MEguiars" Car wax.

I worked on the door panels to achieve a more realistic look ( I'm not finished yet!):

 

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Not much progress during the last weeks, but I finished the interior (I took these photos prior to glueing the right seat to the floor).

 

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