2009 Corvette ZR1 in factory "Jetstream Blue"

[baycolony]

Out of box Revell build painted with "Scale Finishes" Chevrolet "Jetstream Blue."  Gravity colors "Carbon Fiber black" was used for the carbon fiber accents.  All was clear coated with decanted UPOL clear and polished.  I also adjusted the ride height.  

 

 

[Valvefloat]

My dream car...👍👍

[Roger U]

Really nice looking model. A clean build and beautiful paint.

[XYHARRY]

That looks great, well done Gil.

[Jim Whalen]

Nice model of the Revell C6 Corvette.  I've got one that is ready for paint - after looking at yours I'll have a look at adjusting the ride height as well.

[Tom99]

That looks great, a beautiful build.

[Geno]

Man, she looks tuff. Great job.💯😎

[espo]

Beautiful color combination and finish. 

[kelson]

Looks good!!👍

[BKF]

Looks great. I'm going to look into that carbon fiber paint.

[karbuildr]

Beautiful build.

[Nacho Z]

Very nice!

[ChrisR]

Very nice.

[Mattilacken]

Came out great! Super nice build!

[Funkychiken]

Fantastically sharp and clean build, body colour and finish looks great!

[Jim B]

Beautiful Corvette. Very well done.

[slusher]

Absolutely Baautiful!

[Darbo]

So clean, love the paint

[baycolony]

Thanks everyone. Much appreciated

[Ragtop Man]

What did you do to get the perfect sit on this? 

Just needs a "Boomer Board" to be 100% shrink ray!

Really nice, IMO like the C/6 and 7 better than the 8. 

 

[baycolony]

22 hours ago, Ragtop Man said:

What did you do to get the perfect sit on this? 

Just needs a "Boomer Board" to be 100% shrink ray!

Really nice, IMO like the C/6 and 7 better than the 8. 

 

Thanks,  and to answer your question, instead of gluing the rotors to the keyed hubs, I glued them to the back of the wheels, ground down the embossed keyed plastic on the hubs, drilled a vertical slot in each hub in order to be able to adjust the height, and just glued the wheel with the rotor to each hub at the required height.