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Here's some pics of the Camaro I just finished. It's painted with HOK Kandy Tangerine with a coat of Tamiya TS65 pearl clear. I used Spyder wheels and a parts box air filter.

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That is a darn nice looking Camaro.

Love that color and the interior looks great.

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Thanks Donald. I almost painted it yellow because a friend of mine bought a yellow '70 1/2 when he returned from Vietnam. Same little bumpers up front. He lives in North Dakota and still has the Camaro.

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That is a darn nice looking Camaro.

Love that color and the interior looks great.

I agree with Don. What color did you use on the interior, Jim?

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Thanks. The interior is Tamiya Red Brown. First time I did an interior in 1 color. I usually use at least 2 colors.

Thanks, Jim, and technically you did use two colors, the flocking has just enough difference to set the paint off nicely. :rolleyes:

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Mike - a 1:1 Camaro? Can you PM me your real email address so I have it for the Model Car Builders of Florida club? We have 14 people so far.

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That does look great. I like the paint, wheels, and flocking. Really nice job. I just got this model recently myself. I have yet to build it.

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Thanks Ray & Adam. It's a very nice kit with eveything fitting well. Flash is very heavy and you'll have to spend some time cleaning it up. It's molded in bright orange plastic that I didn't care for - should be white.

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Sweeet looking Camaro, very nice build.I really like the orange color you selected.I built one of these awhile ago.The only complaints that I had about was that it sat too high and the 3 barrel Holley was completely inaccurate. It sat too high for my taste even after fliping the spindles. :lol:

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Box stock the Camaro sat too high. I did the spindle spin and agree it was too high, so I used Evergreen to raise the spindle even higher to lower the front end. I left the rear end because I wanted a slight rake.

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