Dyno Don's Mustang Pro Stock

[Dragline]

Built with the Fire Fighter reissue.

I bought original decals of the MPC kit off eBay thinking they'd be better than the SLIXX ones.

WRONG!!!!!

They were soooooo thick. My gosh...... The blue didn't meet in the back. But I perservered. The side billboards were a nightmare. It still sits to high on the front. But I'll button that down though it still won't be totally correct.

This was a quick build of sorts. Plug wires, shoulder harness and tach wire only. Tamiya Chrome Yellow over Duplicolor white primer.

It needs a chute and the hood finished [still looking for a correct snorkel. Any leads?] Glad to have it in my stable. I'm on a Pro Stock kick lately

RIP Don Nicholson.

Bob

[Ben]

Your right! It didn't turn out good at all! You should (carefully) box it up and throw it at the mail man (after you put my address on it!!!!!!!!!!)

That snorkle scoop should be available in resin. I'm 99% sure i've seen it but I can't remember where?

[Railfreak78]

Thats a sharp looking strait liner right there. Nice work and the paint is real crisp. Makes me want to make one!

[Smart-Resins]

Very cool! Jody

[RJWood]

Looks great, your paint looks flawless.

Here is a link to some snorkle scoops hope it helps.

http://www.compresins.com/site/751597/product/CRC-212

http://www.compresins.com/site/751597/product/CRC-212

http://www.scalemodelingbychris.com/smbc_partsp2.htm

[Dragline]

Thanks for the snorkle leads Ron and Ben. I'll look at what they offer. I really would like this to be complete.

The pictures are kind to the paint, although it does look pretty good from here....LOL

Next time I'm going with SLIXX, just to be sure...

Bob

Here's a peek at my next project, even though I have a few that need finishing. You know how it is. When the bug hits ya!

[Fuel Coupe]

Don would be proud...

[caine440]

Great job on the Mustang.

Not an easy kit to make look nice. You did a fine job.

[sigmaman]

Looks mighty fine to me.

[John Teresi]

WOW WOW WOW!!!!!......luv this build.....great job.....great detail.......luv those Dyno Don cars.