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Here is my latest completion - a 1965 Ford Mustang 2+2 Fastback. This is one of AMT's 1/32nd scale kits and the it was a fun kit to build. The color is Testor's Gloss Copper.

The level of detail is really good, although it does not have any front turn signals or backup lights. I probably could have figured out a way to add some, but it was rather late in the construction when I noticed this.. 

One big challenge was painting the whitewalls on the plastic tires that the kit has. A trip to the R/C section of the hobby shop provided me with the parts I needed to come up with a creative solution. 

In the interior, I added a gear shift using a piece of stiff wire and a blob of canopy cement to form the knob. I was also very pleased with the way the dashboard details came out; black wash was used on the instrument cluster and the speedometer numbers are very readable.

The Mustang tri-bar emblems on the front fenders were a challenge to paint, but they came out well. I did the best that I could with the tiny Mustang scripts, but they don't hold up very well under magnification.

Thanks for looking,

Bart

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Very nice build.  Those little 1/32's are fun to work with. I have a couple of them in my display case and a couple more to build.  Also have a shoebox full of the older Monogram slot car static kits from the mid 60's that I want to do some restoration work on.

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Excellent job.  I’ve built a fair amount of 1/32 and most seem to be pretty accurate.  From the pictures you might think it was 1/25 scale.

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Incredible detail on that 1:32! 1:24/5 should be a breeze after that! I really like your colors. Great stick shift too. I would have never known. Well done

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