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Here's my latest build. This is one of my most detailed to date model I ever built. Detailed inside out. Painted Candy Apple Red with Black Leather Seats with Suede Red Inserts. Detailed the Engine (added the spark Plug wires, hoses, battery wires, horn wired and electrical wires) and the Chassis (added the emergency Brake line and rear brake lines. All the Chrome trim and windshield added by using Bare Metal Foil. The Photos do not do it justice. The Candy Apple Red look richer and deeper than what the photo show

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Thank you all for the kind comments. This one took me a month and a half to complete. I painted the body about six months ago and put it aside until about two months ago when I got the chance to complete it.

I find that the hardest thing to do is the paint job. It has to be near perfect. After that, everything else is easy.

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I find that the hardest thing to do is the paint job. It has to be near perfect. After that, everything else is easy.

Looks like you nailed this one, Felix. Great work on the details, too. What did you use to make the hard lines on the chassis?

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nicely done! but i believe if you put the hockey stick stripes on it (black) it probably would look better but hey thats me! :P

did you have to fix your rear spoiler any? i had an issue with mine where it was supposably molded right into sprue and when i pulled it off it took the chunk right off the end??? :angry:

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That's a winner for sure and the photography really looks great. Nicely detailes throughout. Thanks for sharing.

What did you use for a basecoat for the Candy Apple Red?

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Looks like you nailed this one, Felix. Great work on the details, too. What did you use to make the hard lines on the chassis?

Thank you Monty. For the hard lines (emergency and rear brake lines) I used two different size copper wires.

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nicely done! but i believe if you put the hockey stick stripes on it (black) it probably would look better but hey thats me! :P

did you have to fix your rear spoiler any? i had an issue with mine where it was supposably molded right into sprue and when i pulled it off it took the chunk right off the end??? :angry:

Thank you Sean. Yeah, thought about the hockey stick stripes. But I'm planning to apply those stripes on my next 69 SS Camaro. I wanted this one to be a straight SS/RS version.

Thank goodness, I haven't gotten that issue with the rear spoiler. What I try to do is use my cutting tool and not pull it. If you pull it off, yeah it will cut a chunk right out of the spoiler.

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That's a winner for sure and the photography really looks great. Nicely detailes throughout. Thanks for sharing.

What did you use for a basecoat for the Candy Apple Red?

Thanks Brad. For Primer I used Rust-Oleum Gray Primer (sanded it smooth) and then applied Testor's Silver Metallic #1246. Then used Testor's Candy Apple Red #1605. When painting the Candy Apple Red, you must be very careful. You have to spray right through. Don't stop midway. Any mistakes will show clearly with Candy Apple Red.

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I think, this is your best build. Great job with it all the way-looks very good. Detailing is great. Very realistic looking paintjob too. I like this one, only mistake, I can see is that mold flash on rear tire. But not bad at all, great build. B)

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The Camaro looks great! Very nice clean build & fine paint. Very clean details & application of the BMF. I like it a lot better without the stripes. Just me, but I never did like the stripes they put on the Muscle cars,ruined the nice designs & lines of the cars.

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Felix, it's not right to post pics of a real car and call it your build! ;) Beautiful job sir! Your best yet! B)

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