10thumbs Posted March 11, 2018 Posted March 11, 2018 Hi Matt, congrats on your 1st plastic model build. Man, a '64 GTO brings back memories. If you don't mind, what really distracts me is the closeup pics showing a shiny flake, like on the interior shots and along the dash and door frame. Granted, this is a small scale, but this can still be dealt with. Really good is the idea of a well done opening door, showing an interior just as I remember. The Pontiacs were a nice ride and had great quality interior enhancements....even better when they had a potent motor. They ran very well. Great model, well done. Michael
Rusty Irons Posted March 12, 2018 Author Posted March 12, 2018 (edited) Thanks everyone! I had a lot of fun and learned many things from building this kit. One thing that I learned was to be sure that everything fits together well before painting the body and other parts that match it. On this kit I had to rebuild some parts of the door frame after the body was painted. I should be able to iron out some of these problems on my future builds which are sure to include a few more of my favorites like the older Pontiac and Chevy cars. It seems like a good hood hinge is needed on some of the kits I have looked at. So just for fun I may work on a hood hinge that opens and holds the hood up on its own. Edited March 12, 2018 by Rusty Irons
Geno Posted March 12, 2018 Posted March 12, 2018 Nicely done for your first build Matt. keep at it, it only gets better. Two thumbs up, I love old Pontiacs.
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