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The car is a Monogram '57 Chevy in 1:12 scale. 

Inspired by some old pictures of cars during the 70's, I added a period licence plate to the car, and used the photoshop to mess with the color balance to emulate the pictures I found.

Hope you like it.

Driver Bel Air. by Túlio Lazzaroni, on Flickr

Driver Bel Air. by Túlio Lazzaroni, on Flickr

Driver Bel Air. by Túlio Lazzaroni, on Flickr

Driver Bel Air. by Túlio Lazzaroni, on Flickr

Driver Bel Air. by Túlio Lazzaroni, on Flickr

Driver Bel Air. by Túlio Lazzaroni, on Flickr

Driver Bel Air. by Túlio Lazzaroni, on Flickr

Posted

Wow Tulio.That paint is perfect, as is the execution of the model. Nice to see you building a Chevy for a change. You do some seriously incredible work Tulio. Always a pleasure to view your builds. 

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Nice job as always Tulio.  I was going to mention the neat dealer tag on the rear but, guess who beat me to it?  Have to agree with Harry.  I might mention the cool reflection of a giant hand  showing the degree of shine on the beautiful finish.

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Yet another beautiful build Tulio!!

Beautiful work. Love the dealer tag on the trunk! :D

Funny I work in the auto repair business in Columbus and we deal with Hugh White  on a regular basis.

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Thank you guys!!

Call me crazy, but I would buy in a heartbeat a photo-etch set dealer tags, for all scales. 

All my 1:1 cars have them. Most new cars back in the day had some sort of dealer ID, a badge or even a window sticker. 

Friend of mine has a 1:1 1957 Bel Air, a four door hardtop in black, and is from that car that I copied the dealer tag. It's unusual a car to have a foreign dealer tag, but his Chevy came into the country in 1960 with his first owner, that was moving here from the U.S. Also know a 1955 Chev with a "Curry Chevrolet" badge on the rear. 

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Great looking model, as usual, Tulio, but, you have been showing us a lot of Chevys lately! You're not switching sides on us, are you?!!

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Thanks again gentlemen.

Great looking model, as usual, Tulio, but, you have been showing us a lot of Chevys lately! You're not switching sides on us, are you?!!

Don't worry, still and forever a Ford guy.

As a matter of fact, I'm building a 1957 Ford right now. Also at the same time I'm building a '57 Chevy Cameo, but believe-me, The Ford will have more detail!!

Doing a WIP on my youtube channel:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfJotiOVVu8aNqkbUC4PmTg

 

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Very nice Bel Air,the weathering and small details are cool. Did you build another 1:12 scale 57? 

Quite a few actually. It's one of my favorite kits.

T`ulio.....nice build.....looks like a real car in some of the pictures

 

Thanks!!!

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