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Here's AMT's Camaro Concept kit. This is part of an Old and New series I'm building over a period of time. It will include the 69 Camaro and Camaro Concept, the 67 Shelby GT350H and the 06 Shelby Mustang GT-H, the 70 Challenger and the 2009 Challenger. The big three. All paint schemes will be the same between the old and new.

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Here's some not so great pics of the 69. I cant take any pics of them together yet since the 69 is on my desk at work, and I dont go back until 08/03/09.

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LC

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Here's the old and new mustang kits, waiting to be built.

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I'm still waiting to get the 2009 Challenger by Revell. I'm not a big fan of curbside kits, so i passed on the offerings by AMT. I also need to find a way to get an RT hood for the 70 Challenger. I would much rather use the TA kit, since it's not slab sided like the new revell 70 challenger kit. I bought that kit anyways, but after looking at the box art more, and seeing some built up in comparison to the TA model in 1:24 scale, I just cant get over those side panels. Maybe I can alter the hood from the 1:25th RT kit to make it fit the 1:24th TA kit. If anybody knows where I can get a 1:24th RT hood, please let me know.

LC

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cool idea

i dont know of anyone who makes a 1/24 RT hood

now, if you are willing to build a 1/25 version then there are the vanishing point 1970 RT

the johhny lightning 1970 RT (this will be a pain since it is a ragtop) and the new revell 1970 RT/TA

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Cool idea, nice build. You might want to consider BMF for your window trim, far easier than painting. You also might try a google search for Wayne Puffer, or Muscle in Miniature, he did a resin 1/24 R/T hood in the 90's I bought one from him, and used it on my 70 T/A kit.

Oh, I definately have switched to BMF from now on. That silver paint gave me so many problems. The only reason I used it, was the BMF I was previously trying to apply was the Ultra Bright Chrome foil, and that stuff was just NOT sticking. I decided to give up on the BMF and just use the testors silver chrome in a bottle. Much to my dismay, after shooting clear over the body, the silver paint was affected, and dripped in a couple of places, and somehow dulled way down.

I definately learned my lesson on that one!

Thanks for the tip for the hood. I'll go search that name right now!

LC

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