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Building the new release Dodge Demon kit. Easy enough assembly, but those who have built one, how did you detail the grill/headlight part.     Thanks 

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Thanks for the lead John. I rarely build replica stock, so I am not familiar with sources for parts. I wanted to try this one box stock, but the grill leaves a lot to be desired.

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Spray it flat black, then dry brush the raised edges and outer edges  silver

 

It  lends itself to some decent detail work 20250102_164029.jpg.7f50a34e2d932319751cfdbd699431ae.jpg20250102_171512.thumb.jpg.2eb9d584ad8c23b8f6eb150038391d59.jpg20250102_171428.jpg.c7161ef8b5a100096cde23496b512edb.jpg

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Follow John's advise and get the grill From Few Sprues Loose. I used their Duster grill on a project and have their Demon grill for future use.

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10 hours ago, Shark said:

I rarely build replica stock, so I am not familiar with sources for parts. I wanted to try this one box stock, but the grill leaves a lot to be desired.

To my eye, the parking lamps are the weak point. There's no way to make the kit's grille's parking lamps appear realistic ! Too bad, as this kit features separate back-up lamps - not sure why the parking lamps were "phoned in".

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Thanks for the responses and options y'all gave.

Like I said, I usually don't do street stock, but had to do this one. When I was about 10, my dad came home with a 340 bright green Demon with the hood scoops, rear wing and black trim. Mom blew a fuse over the color. He returned in a couple hours with a bronze one with a 318 and hubcaps.

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