[MPC] DODGE CHARGER PETTY 1/16ème Réf MPC 767

[oldrevellfan]

Built from MPC , with scratch net, and head gasket, change the wire and plumbing and add some more details

the base is done with sandpaper and tools come from the MPC Ford van 1/20

one one side:

the other side:

some details:

Edited November 12 by oldrevellfan

[Model Guy]

That's  so cool

[Street Rod]

Very excellent build! Very clean and lots of great details. I’m digging your display, too, gettin’ tuned up for racin’!

[WillyBilly]

Outstanding!

[Dave Van]

NICE CLEAN WORK!!!!

[satterwhite78]

When Maurice and me finish taking our break,we'll get back on it.  Maurice says it's Cylinder 3.....

Fantastic!  Own the original  clearbody, kept it in storage till I got married. Had it on display in our SMALL apartment. Was sitting on a foot stool watching  a race when a commercial came on.

Jumped up to spin around to head to the kitchen my feet got tangled up and fell headlong into the shelves that the #43 displayed upon. Needless to say Richard finished his race he was involved in.....As for the display shelf stand, the #43 clearbody and me, two were completely totaled from a third party who was over zealous about beating the  TV commercial back to the race.

Got the kit when they came out. Also bought an aftermarket conversion kit to make a 71/72  with the C pillar filler and steel rims. Seeing your, again "Fantastic!", might be time to revisit that kit in the back of the closet.

 

[Kanada Kustoms]

Great looking build... Lots of great details, particularly in the engine bay!

[Jim N]

Looks very nice!  Great detailing work.

[PappyD340]

Very nice!

[drodg]

Looks fabulous!

[TonyK]

Looks great! Your extra details and display add so much to this model.

[MarkJ]

Gilles, Excellent work on the Petty Charger. Do you find the 1/16 scale harder or easier than 1/24 scale? 

[oldrevellfan]

thanks, I found it easyer because their was more place for details and there were not to small to do