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Looking very nice.  You would have thought I would have built one by now.  I will eventually get at least one of almost every early (65-73) stock Mustang built.  It's too late for the 50th and 55th but maybe by the 60th anniverary.  I did manage to pull together 50 built kits for the 50th by including all scales from 1/16 to 1/43 and displayed them at the NJ NNL in 2014.

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6 minutes ago, madhorseman said:

Well Done!

Not built a Revell Boss myself, but I see what tbill is referring to.

The worst part of that decal, is it is two parts, a left and a right , and they must overlap, not to mention trying to get them to conform to the hood shape . I had a heck of a time with mine, and never got it to conform perfectly.

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1 minute ago, tbill said:

The worst part of that decal, is it is two parts, a left and a right , and they must overlap, not to mention trying to get them to conform to the hood shape . I had a heck of a time with mine, and never got it to conform perfectly.

I see, good to know....because I do have one that I at some time should get to.

Not sure if it's just me, but that rear quarter window post bothers me. On the '69 Shelbys I've built, I have removed them and foiled the "glass".

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1 hour ago, tbill said:

Great looking build. That hood decal is a son of a gun ain’t it? 

Got the hood decal the best I could using MicroSol and MicroSet. Still have a few wrinkles but not to bad.

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I did cut the front glass from the rear so that I didn't have the "runnners" running front to back.

 

Thanks for the comments. Not to bad for a Mopar Man I guess

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1 hour ago, jjsipes said:

Got the hood decal the best I could using MicroSol and MicroSet. Still have a few wrinkles but not to bad.

I had the same problem , that ‘nose’ just has too many curves/corners I think for the decal, cause I soaked the daylights out of mine and got the same results as you did. 

 

PS my original post  wasn’t knocking the job you did, just trying to let you know I knew how tough that decal set is to apply to that hood having done it recently myself.

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Great looking paint work. I had a co-worker years ago who pick up one of these when they were just 12 or 13 year old used cars. It took him over a month to blow up the engine. Turns out he wasn't the street racer he thought he was. He patched it up and sold it. So if someone in Sacrament remembers a Calypso Coral Boss 302 that never seemed to run right you might have had an unbalanced cast crank.  

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23 hours ago, jjsipes said:

I did cut the front glass from the rear so that I didn't have the "runnners" running front to back.

 

Thanks for the comments. Not to bad for a Mopar Man I guess

Your build looks pretty great.... no matter who ya like!

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Sweet build. I have one of those in the stash unbuilt. I also have an original annual AMT 70 Mustang, Which is a restorable glue-bomb, which I may cut up, and combine with a Revell 69 Mach 1. I haven't had it in my hands for at least 10 years.

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Definitely great paint work - love that color combination.  I've had thoughts of building a convert in that scheme.  (It will have to be the sportsroof body though as i haven't seen a kit of a '70 drop-top.)

Nice build of a kit with somewhat goofy breakdown - who thought of separating the floor pan and 'frame' that way???  I know people comment on the windows but that front-end still bugs me. Maybe if someone does a 3D print conversion for the Revell '69 kit, we can get a correction for the 24th scale out of it.

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