Revell 1969 Z/28 non-RS build

[Harry P.]

This hobby is one long learning experience for all of us...

[ImpalaBoy]

Having the rear stripes going down past the spoiler onto the trunk lid isn't necessarily wrong, it just means that the spoiler had been added on by the dealer, rather than at the factory. Excellent build altogether! The yellow and black is my favorite color combo, which is also how I'm doing my 1/12 model. All of these tips are spot on and I look forward to seeing your next rendition of this kit

[JPS_Lotus]

This hobby is one long learning experience for all of us...

Truer words have never been spoken!

Having the rear stripes going down past the spoiler onto the trunk lid isn't necessarily wrong, it just means that the spoiler had been added on by the dealer, rather than at the factory. Excellent build altogether! The yellow and black is my favorite color combo, which is also how I'm doing my 1/12 model. All of these tips are spot on and I look forward to seeing your next rendition of this kit

When I was looking at the pictures of the Daytona Yellow Z/28 my dad sent me, I realized I didn't pay attention to where the trunk stripes stopped, something about it ending at the bottom of the spoiler "feels right" to me. Of course it could also be because when I saw that Carolina Blue Z/28 that was up for auction at Mecum not too long ago, the stripes extending all the way down to the bumper was bizarre to see. The 1/12 scale kit sounds fantastic, I can't wait to see how yours comes out in that size, it's one I definitely want to do at some point!

[ImpalaBoy]

I just remembered a limerick I made up a few years ago:

There once was a car named Camaro

Whose speed surpassed that of an arrow.

Any Mustang it faced

It could beat in a race

By a margin that was by no means narrow.