Duster AA/FC

[gonzo64nova]

I recently found this Monogram Cop-out kit at a swap meet for $10. I have always liked the look of the 70s nitro cars so I decided that I would try to create my own version of a car from that era. Enjoy the pictures and if you have any questions about how I did anything just ask. -Bill

Edited June 12, 2013 by gonzo64nova

[slusher]

Very nice paint fade, great looking build and detail...

[cobraman]

You made that from the Cop Out ? Very nice work.

[PappyD340]

NICE and SWEET!!!

[John Teresi]

Bill......very cool build.

[AZ Boy]

Love what you did with this. Just the right amount of detailing, and the stance is right on.

[bondo bill]

sweet build nice paint

[Roadracer]

That's just too cool! Very nice!

[gonzo64nova]

Thanks guys! Im taking some more pictures and playing around with Photoshop to create some "action" shots. Stay tuned!

[ChrisR]

NICE!

[W-409]

Cool Build from that Duster kit! Lots of nice details, but my favorite is that you added those bits of burnt rubber inside the body panels. Nice work!

[Mooneyzs]

Bill.... this turned out fantastic. I love the back drop you made for this. Totally cool

[gonzo64nova]

Thanks for the compliments guys it keeps me striving to build better cars with more detail.

W409- I didnt think anyone would even notice that little addition,much less know what it was. You've got a sharp eye!

-Bill

[heatride]

Nice Build ...

[JPolli]

Bill

Nice build. Good detail. Can you tell me about the front suspension springs? Thanks for posting.

[gonzo64nova]

Bill

Nice build. Good detail. Can you tell me about the front suspension springs? Thanks for posting.

Thanks for the compliments...They are the kit springs , I moved the front axle up to lower the car so the upper mounts had to be scratch built.. I usually paint them if they are not chromed ,if they are chrome I use a colored Sharpie to color them. In either case I use a black wash afterward to bring out the detail. Hope this helps some.

- Bill

Edited June 19, 2013 by gonzo64nova