DanL Posted Friday at 11:29 PM Posted Friday at 11:29 PM Bought this old kit at the Victoria B.C. "Deuce Days" model car event this summer. Actually not a bad kit but quite simple... went together pretty well. Maybe my poorest paint job ever. The worst part were the old decals which had dried out and turned brown. I trimmed them as close as possible and the side stripes do not look too bad. Cheers Dan 14
VanGoGo Posted Friday at 11:39 PM Posted Friday at 11:39 PM Looks great! '70 AAR is my favorite 'cuda ever!
Jim B Posted yesterday at 01:30 AM Posted yesterday at 01:30 AM Great looking Plymouth. very well done.
STU111 Posted 19 hours ago Posted 19 hours ago G’day Dan, that’s a sweet looking Plymouth Cuda. If that’s your poorest paint job, then it certainly doesn’t show in the pictures. Nice job. 👍🏻
1972coronet Posted 12 hours ago Posted 12 hours ago Nice FJ5 AAR ! The addition of the coil is prefect ! A detail oft overlooked . I have the revised edition of this kit ( c.2008 issue ) , but haven't touched it.
6bblbird Posted 12 hours ago Posted 12 hours ago Extremely well done. Should be used in a box art photo for the next release!
espo Posted 10 hours ago Posted 10 hours ago Beautiful looking paint and stripe details. That hood design has always been a personal favorite. Great looking engine compartment. These cars were a tear on the road back then and could embarrass a few big block cars.
dphipps Posted 9 hours ago Posted 9 hours ago Very nice. Everything is crisp and the detail is great. I would have never known the exhaust was routed that way on them!
Kelly Posted 17 minutes ago Posted 17 minutes ago On 12/12/2025 at 3:29 PM, DanL said: Bought this old kit at the Victoria B.C. "Deuce Days" model car event this summer. Actually not a bad kit but quite simple... went together pretty well. Maybe my poorest paint job ever. The worst part were the old decals which had dried out and turned brown. I trimmed them as close as possible and the side stripes do not look too bad. Cheers Dan Really very nice build great engine and engine compartment I learning how to do those 2 things but not as nice as yours
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