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Revell 1970 Pontiac Firebird


bluestringer

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Didn't come out as good as I wanted. Seems my last 3 or 4 builds start out ok, then go downhill during the final assembly. My builds from a year ago were looking much better.   I've got to stop being impatient with my builds and do more prep work before I start putting things together. Anyway, this is painted with Testor's Gloss Blue Acrylic. Interior is a semi gloss black. I tried some weathering on the chassis, engine and the engine bay. I tried following the excellent tutorial by Steven in the tips section. There are some pics of that in my WIP. All comments are welcome, and thanks for looking.

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16 hours ago, espo said:

Great looking paint and decal work. The added under hood painted details add to the appearance. 

Thanks David.

 

15 hours ago, michelle said:

looks great awesome work

Thanks Michelle.

 

13 hours ago, Yeah Nah said:

Looks good from here James! I think a problem all builders have is during construction we stare at the model for weeks (even months) and see flaws that no-one else will notice.

Thank you.

 

12 hours ago, Zippi said:

Your 70 Firebird looks pretty good to me James.  Great looking blue.

Thanks Bob.

 

11 hours ago, AMT68 said:

Great shine! Nice looking aftermarket wheels. 

Thank you.

 

6 hours ago, Mittagskind said:

I think it looks very good, a real eye catcher.

Thanks.

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James, we're always hardest on our own work :) It came out beautiful, and I particularly like the tires/rims combo. If I may offer one minor observations; the front stance seems a bit high compared to the rear. Is that what you were shooting for, or is it possible to drop the rims on their spindles by a little bit at this point? In any event, great job!

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