Nicholas Posted September 19, 2024 Posted September 19, 2024 This was my first time building this kit, although it’s been around for about 20-plus years? paint: Mcw dark burnt orange( for you mopar fanatics FK-5 color code) fireball model works resin intake/carbs and mopar rally wheels with valve stems added Futurattractions resin Dana 60 vinyl top painted with Mcw textured paint 2k clear coat Engine wired/detailed ect, ect I have about 5 more of these all painted and ready to be assembled time permitting( between instagram build offs and life ?) 9
charger74 Posted September 19, 2024 Posted September 19, 2024 It looks really good, I like the color 1
Hard_2_Handle_454 Posted September 19, 2024 Posted September 19, 2024 (edited) For a simple kit, it's not a bad kit. Every one I've seen has come out nice. You should have the other cars built in no time. Edited September 19, 2024 by Hard_2_Handle_454 1
Nicholas Posted September 19, 2024 Author Posted September 19, 2024 5 hours ago, Hard_2_Handle_454 said: For a simple kit, it's not a bad kit. Every one I've seen has come out nice. You should have the other cars built in no time. Yes it was built quick, the only mods I usually do are the Dana 60 resin rear as I feel the kit one is janky.. plus I add rear shocks from the revell charger kit
ncbuckeye67 Posted September 19, 2024 Posted September 19, 2024 That's awesome! Is that "root beer" brown? Quite the variety in the paint booth! 1
Nicholas Posted September 19, 2024 Author Posted September 19, 2024 42 minutes ago, ncbuckeye67 said: That's awesome! Is that "root beer" brown? Quite the variety in the paint booth! its actually dark burnt orange a factory chrysler color,in the light it looks more orange than brown 1
Hodrodz Posted September 19, 2024 Posted September 19, 2024 Nice! The vinyl top fits the color choice. 1
espo Posted September 19, 2024 Posted September 19, 2024 Great looking paint color and finish along with the body trim. Like the engine detailing, carbs and wires with everything else under the hood looks correct. The last picture looks like you're going to build one in each color. 1
Kenmojr Posted September 19, 2024 Posted September 19, 2024 This is one brutal, no nonsense and all business Mopar. It is what a powerlifter in the world of muscle builders. Love what you have done with this kit. One outstanding representation of the performance cars I saw on the streets in the late 1960s and early 70s.
echo Posted September 19, 2024 Posted September 19, 2024 Gotta love the realism of the Fireball carbs & intake, they do so much to add realism to an engine bay, nice color choice to a quality build.
Nicholas Posted September 20, 2024 Author Posted September 20, 2024 16 hours ago, espo said: Great looking paint color and finish along with the body trim. Like the engine detailing, carbs and wires with everything else under the hood looks correct. The last picture looks like you're going to build one in each color. Thank you!, yes or at least in my favorite colors anyway … I am doing the same for the 70 cuda and 69 super bee’s also 1
STU111 Posted September 20, 2024 Posted September 20, 2024 Beautiful detailed build. Once you finish the bodies in the last photo, your display will look like a Plymouth dealership. ?? 1
XYHARRY Posted September 21, 2024 Posted September 21, 2024 Very nice Plymouth RR there Nicholas, a no nonsense factory muscle car. Well done. Cheers, David. ?? 1
mrm Posted September 21, 2024 Posted September 21, 2024 It definitely looks mean. Also it looks like you have a little obsession going on. 1
Funkychiken Posted September 23, 2024 Posted September 23, 2024 Superb build in a classic 70s colour!
karbuildr Posted September 23, 2024 Posted September 23, 2024 Very nice build. Great color, excellent detailing. I particularly like your chassis/underside detailing. I like the "family" photo at the very end of your post. Very well done.
kymdlr Posted October 16, 2024 Posted October 16, 2024 My first time seeing those fireball wheels on a build. Love em. Love the group shot of all the RR's.
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