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Supposed to have been a quick build to get familiar with the kit before I started a full in custom of the same kit. 
fought me all the way. Probably because the chassis I used was quite glue bombed, it took a lot more work to get strait and level than I would have liked. 
, , , Anyway, Here it is,,

AMT '69 Thunderbird annual. 
 Fresh body and chrome from "Allison Thunderland" funnycar kit. Chassis, engine and interior from built original kit.
Wheels are Kelsey Hayes "strippers" from AMT '63 Vette and tires are Firestones from AMT parts pack.
Body is Tamiya black spray with Testors one coat wet look clear wet sanded and polished with Tamiya polish
Interior is Ford royal blue auto lacquer with Testors dullcoat and flocking. 

 

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On 12/29/2019 at 9:11 PM, mustang1989 said:

Good lookin' T-Bird. Nice to see something not seen built a lot.

A not appreciated luxury car from the era, well done!

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On 1/1/2020 at 4:24 PM, bbowser said:

A not appreciated luxury car from the era, well done!

 

Yea, they can be a great looking car but you never see them around. 

Thanks Bruce, and everyone else who's left comments ,, I appreciate it. ??

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Very well done! Great black paint makes it look very formal. The wheels look right at home on this one. TOP SHELF result!

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