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Today I got the chassis up on four wheels.

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The underside:

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The trunk accessories have been glued in place.

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The taillights have been installed

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A close up of the steel wheel.

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Enjoy!

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I had it right at first, but then after test fitting the interior pan, it was too high up, so I moved it down and it's still too close to the interior! I'm not gonna add the tube anyway. I might add the tube on another Charger build.

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The jack and handle are going to get annoying rattling around loose as well :)

Late now but Missing Link offers a nice set of the '69 and up hubcaps

I'll see about fabbing a bracket of some sort.

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Looking good Brandon. If I may offer some constructive critcism, your mountings on the trunk lid are grossly huge and detract from having an opening trunk. When viewed open, the trunk lid with the huge mountings draws the eye to it more than the trunk interior. Also, I see that you are still painting the wheel moldings instead of using BMF. Use a small ruler and measure the molding from one end to the other, measure the BMF and add 1/8th of an inch to the measurement, then use a sharp hobby knife to cut the foil. Carefully align the foil along the edge of the molding at one end and work the foil carefully around from one end to the other. After the foil is pressed into place, buff it with a soft cloth to a bright shine. I know that you are relatively new at using foil and I have spent several years asking how to do wheel opening moldings without getting any real answers. This is the technique I now use and I suggest that you might give it a try. Good luck!

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While waiting on parts, I have spent some time adding detail to the body. I painted and detailed the battery and added the windshield washer bottle. To represent water in the bottle, I brushed some blue on the inside. The blue shows thru the white and gives the representation that the bottle is full.

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Enjoy!!

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Nice to see you using a 1:1 reference vehicle... it makes for a great scale model and yours is certainly proof of that....Well Done!!!

Regards

Bill (Duntov)

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