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Hey Guys,

Haven't built anything in a while.

Starting the Monogram Frank Iaconio Pro-Stock Camaro.

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I haven't been able to find very many pictures or information on this Camaro, so I will just use the box art and the few pictures I did find as a guide.

Bill

 

 

Posted

I'm currently working on the same car.However,I'm going to build a pro street car..Just FYI though,in case you wanted a different look,(Lex's Scale modeling) carries two different Outlaw/cowl hoods for this Camaro.Good luck with your build.

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Posted
1 hour ago, B-Ram said:

Hey Ron,

Thanks for the tip. I will check the site out.

Bill

NP,it fits very well,may need some slight sanding on the edges.

Posted

Started on the body. It was molded in 3 pieces. The front and rear end is molded separate. The fit is pretty good. It will only need a little filler and some sanding.

Bill

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Posted

Spent a lot of time getting the hood to fit good. There was a 1/32"gap in the front center fit up and I had to shim up both rear corners of the hood to get it to sit right.

I also started the motor. The motor and transmission are molded as one piece.

Overall, the quality of the kit is pretty good.

Bill

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Posted

A little more work. Started working on the frame. Notice the second picture. The frame is twisted. I hope when I install the shock it will force the frame down. If not, I will apply a little heat to pull it into place. Also, a little more work on the motor. 

Bill

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  • 2 weeks later...
Posted

Well.... as I was cutting the windshield from the parts tree, it cracked. I can say that is the first time I have ever done that. I always use a razor saw to cut clear parts from the trees. Don't know why, but this time I used my side cutters and this was the result. Now I have to figure what to do. 

More to come, maybe.

Bill

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Posted

While I am deciding how to finish the Camaro, I was looking at the unfinished models I need to finish. I was thinking of finishing my 49 Ford. What do you all think.

Bill

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  • 2 weeks later...
Posted (edited)
On 3/21/2019 at 1:11 PM, B-Ram said:

Well.... as I was cutting the windshield from the parts tree, it cracked. I can say that is the first time I have ever done that. I always use a razor saw to cut clear parts from the trees. Don't know why, but this time I used my side cutters and this was the result. Now I have to figure what to do. 

More to come, maybe.

Bill

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Ah man,I wish I had an extra windshield for ya.I'll look more.Be Great If model companies put extra glass in their kits:P

Edited by NYLIBUD

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