1970 Chevelle SS 454,Its been awhile

[Zoom]

Well done!!

[ChrisR]

Awesome!

[PARTSMARTY]

You should be proud Shane-that is over the top amazing !!!

[Dann Tier]

Thanks everyone!! It was a fun build..Almost met the wall a couple times but the end result was well worth it

 

 

Thanks!! It was molded that way already..I used the Revell/Monogram kit on this one..Fuel line was a small paper clip I had laying around at the time

I can totally relate to the "wall" thing.......hate to admit it, but for the last 14 months I've been working on a Tamiya Ferrari F40, and both of those met the wall

[Fanof69]

All I can say is WOW!! Just WOW!!

[slammedi'am]

Thanks again everyone!!!Appreciate the comments!

[mikemodeler]

Stunning, absolutely love that color combo.

What he said! 

[tyrone]

Dopeness !!!!!

 

[Perspect Scale Modelworks]

Nice clean build and great color. Very cool.

[Hubert Rollins]

Very mean looking!!! Great job!!!!

[lghtngyello03]

Amazing build! This thing is clean! Love the color combo,  wheels, and under the hood is awesome too. The headers and collectors look sick

I see you said this is your first time doing heater hoses and battery cables. The battery cables/terminals are spot on, where did you get the battery terminals?

I only have one area of criticism, not knocking you in anyway, as this build is beautiful. I  just want to help you take this from a score of 99.9 to 100, lol.  I just recently went through the same problem with my first time doing heater hoses. The gauge wire you used is a bit large. If you can find some bit smaller, it'd be spot on. I wound up using the gauge that was used to make my sparkplug boots.

Take a look at my Nova build and see what you think about the size of hoses on it.

 

http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/topic/119687-69-copo-nova-complete-finally-pic-heavy/

 

 

I always love seeing your builds man!