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6 minutes ago, vamach1 said:

Did you use some parts from the MPC Flipout kit or just modify the AMT 66 coupe?  Nice work sir.

Thanks Rex,The hood is from the Phil Bonner afx kit and than I used and modified the stock hood for the Phil Bonner kit

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1 minute ago, STYRENE-SURFER said:

Dave...

you have have some terrific builds. Glad you are sharing them with all of us.

Where did you source that engine from? Looks like an FE.

Thank you, yes it’s the 427 FE from revell thunderbolt. I think it’s one of the nicest FE’s out there

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While we're on the subject, it pleases me to see that all of your velocity stacks are lined up properly; I've see quite a few that are all cockeyed.

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Posted
40 minutes ago, STYRENE-SURFER said:

The AMT Mustang coupe doesn't have windshield wipers molded in?

I'm currently trying to sand the wipers off the AMT A FX kit. Arrrgh!

 

They do, I filed and sanded them away then drilled holes where the shafts would’ve come up through the cowl to add a little depth of realism. And yes... Arrrgh. Tedious but a worthwhile detail 

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51 minutes ago, Roadrunner said:

While we're on the subject, it pleases me to see that all of your velocity stacks are lined up properly; I've see quite a few that are all cockeyed.

Thanks Kevin, it’s time consuming to get them straight 

Posted

Very different and therefore interesting build. You captured the look and feel of the era pretty well. Model on! B)

Posted
9 hours ago, Scott8950 said:

Did you use the awb chassis? The fe engine looks great in there. This is a very nice build, now i want to build one.

It was an aftermarket resin chassis,...I’m not 100% but I think it may have come from speed city. From that I built out my own suspension set up with the front moved forward small amount 

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11 minutes ago, GoodbuildNY said:

It was an aftermarket resin chassis,...I’m not 100% but I think it may have come from speed city. From that I built out my own suspension set up with the front moved forward small amount 

It looks great!

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