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Pontiac Bonneville 1965 in light blue


kjohan

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Got hold of an old AMT Prestige kit with some slight damages to the chrome in a couple of spots
and the shape of the bonnet is slightly off

Exteterior colour is Humbrol sky blue, gloss
The BMFI think is unfortunately of the newer variety, had problems to get it to stick
plus there are small wrinkles when it is released from the backing,
wrinkles which were difficult to get completelt rid of.

Interior is the same colour + Humbrol dark blue, matt.
Both with Humbrol satin clear on top.

Anyway a striking shape

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Thanks all for your kind comments


Concerning the choice of exterior colour, I must admit that I do not think Pontiac during those years, offered something like this kind of solid blue, 
there were various shades of blue metallics in the programme.
But I had an opened little tin, which should be used , and I thought it would still be rather period-correct,
so I took advantage of the model builder's liberty...
And the content in the tin was JUST sufficient for the needs, now dry and empty.


The interior however is rather in line with one of the available alternatives.

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5 minutes ago, kjohan said:

Thanks all for your kind comments


Concerning the choice of exterior colour, I must admit that I do not think Pontiac during those years, offered something like this kind of solid blue, 
there were various shades of blue metallics in the programme.
But I had an opened little tin, which should be used , and I thought it would still be rather period-correct,
so I took advantage of the model builder's liberty...
And the content in the tin was JUST sufficient for the needs, now dry and empty.


The interior however is rather in line with one of the available alternatives.

 

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