Duster

[Chris White]

I build this one a while ago, but wasn't completely happy with its outcome. The rear quarter windows didn't fit right, and the wheels, actually look to big. I liked the concept, not the execution. Love to see your feedback .

Edited October 14, 2013 by Chris White

[o-man]

I'm not sure they are too big, but the front track appears wider than the rear. Makes the front wheels look huge. Nice engine choice and like the color too!

[Erik Smith]

That's pretty cool. The engine looks great in there.

The wheels and tires are too big, IMHO - the front tires would have no room to manuever in the wheel wells and don't look quite right. I agree with Oscar, too, the front track is too wide as well.

[Ramfins59]

Chris, that looks really cool. Nice looking engine. Great job.

[rv1963]

^{I also think the front track is a bit wide, the engine looks very good. I like the chassis and the contrast of the red components against the silver, I think the center section of the chassis should also be silver. A little buffing of the paint and she will look great.}

[Harry P.]

The wheels and tires are too big, IMHO - the front tires would have no room to manuever in the wheel wells...

Exactly. When you put cartoonishly large wheels and tires on a model it screams "model" or "toy" and not "realistic scale replica," especially when, as Erik pointed out, the tires have no room to either steer or allow suspension travel.

[slantasaurus]

The wheels/tires are a little large for the car. That said, the front track on a Duster IS considerably wider than the rear track on these cars. If you look at a completely stock Duster notice how far the rear tires sit inside the wheelwells. Chrysler engineers would have liked to have used a wider rearend on the Duster but the accountants wouldn't go for it so they had to use a standard A body rear.

[Nick Winter]

The wheels/tires are a little large for the car. That said, the front track on a Duster IS considerably wider than the rear track on these cars. If you look at a completely stock Duster notice how far the rear tires sit inside the wheelwells. Chrysler engineers would have liked to have used a wider rearend on the Duster but the accountants wouldn't go for it so they had to use a standard A body rear.

Bingo..............

I like it, Especially the blacked out Sharktooth grille, Don't see too many people do that.

Nick

[Wonderbread Kustomz]

I like it!

[Guest]

Nice. The bad points have already been hashed over.

[Danno]

Did anyone mention the wheels/tires and front track?

Otherwise not bad.

[slusher]

Very sharp build Chris, love the detail and killer engine. l like it...

[PappyD340]

NICE build Chris, color is great and nice touch on the engine, me likes it too!!

[Helix]

Looks good Chris, I would have tubbed and dropped it to give a more aggressive stance because the wheels do suit it....!

[cobraman]

Looks good to me.

[Chris White]

thanks to everyone for your comments

[Ira]

Looks Great Chris!

[TFchronos]

Very, very nice Duster, love the colors and overall look of it, very awesome!

[Pat Minarick]

Chris ,I like it ! The wheel opening seem small to me it is hard to get a wheel that fits this kit .

[t0ny]

Nice looking Duster!

[Ford guy]

I think it's cool, great job Chris!

[Dandydan]

Just finished one of these too and I agree about the quarter windows-what a pain. Love your engine choice-looks great in there!

[Chris White]

and here I was afraid to post this one, thanks guys. I think you are all way to kind !!!!