MattMiles32 Posted July 19, 2024 Posted July 19, 2024 I was bought this kit as a birthday present... Not usually my kinda thing, but I thought it would be good practice... My god that centre-console between the seats was a pain to paint! And I noticed the chassis was twisted way too late in the build to fix it - so I've decided to forcibly mount it to some sort of diorama base. I was also really pleased with the engine bay detailing, so I've decided to depict a sort of 'broken-down at the side of the road' scene... Anyway, here's some pics: 8
Rattlecan Dan Posted July 20, 2024 Posted July 20, 2024 Some more of your fine detailing skills. Really nice job! Thanks for posting. 1
espo Posted July 20, 2024 Posted July 20, 2024 Great idea for displaying the Corvette. The extra detailing of the engine really adds to the look. Great looking paint work and the detailing of the interior is well done. 1
carrucha Posted July 20, 2024 Posted July 20, 2024 Nice presentation. Good detail work on the engine. 1
Tim W. SoCal Posted July 21, 2024 Posted July 21, 2024 Bitchen display of the icon '53 Corvette, Mike! 1
bisc63 Posted July 21, 2024 Posted July 21, 2024 Very nice! Love the warm white color you used for the body. Well done. 1
Bainford Posted July 22, 2024 Posted July 22, 2024 Nice Vette. Really like the under hood detailing. Cool display, too. 1
TNT Posted July 22, 2024 Posted July 22, 2024 That is really good looking,. The engine detail is great looking 1
happy grumpy Posted July 22, 2024 Posted July 22, 2024 Super nice build. That blue flame looks awesome. The setting and details add a lot to realism. 1
TransAmMike Posted July 22, 2024 Posted July 22, 2024 Interesting diorama idea Matthew...all looks great but man, that might be the best looking Corvette 6 I've seen.? 1
XYHARRY Posted July 23, 2024 Posted July 23, 2024 Beautiful Corvette there Matt, your detail work is very refined. Really well done. Cheers, David. ?? 1
MattMiles32 Posted July 29, 2024 Author Posted July 29, 2024 Thanks for all the kinds words fellas! Now I just need to work out how to dust them properly before photographing! ?
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