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1970 Revell AAR 'Cuda


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Built this completely box stock for a specific project that I can't say much about. I promise I will update you guys later. Color is Limelight mixed by MCW with Testors Wet Look,  wet sanded, compounded, polished and waxed. Still hate the fact that this body is still way off when it comes to design but it does look pretty good when done.

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So the front end height looks better.  Every one except yours looks too high in the front and realistically the back end on the 1:1 car is a tad higher than the front.  Good job.  I know when I built the Hemi Cuda I used the custom setting for the front end and assume the AAR Cuda comes with the extra parts from the Hemi Cuda kit.  

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Sweet! As Letterman used to say (back when he was still funny), "You got all of that one, my friend!" 

That's probably the best build of the Revell '70 Cuda kit I've seen. It actually looks like a '70 Cuda in most of the pics!

Well done and model on! B)

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6 hours ago, drodg said:

So the front end height looks better.  Every one except yours looks too high in the front and realistically the back end on the 1:1 car is a tad higher than the front.  Good job.  I know when I built the Hemi Cuda I used the custom setting for the front end and assume the AAR Cuda comes with the extra parts from the Hemi Cuda kit.  

I added big and littles to this one just as the real one. If you use the tires in the kit, it will not be correct.

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