AMT Vintage Racers

[Howard Cohen]

I just finished up three vintage AMT road racing kits, basically slot car bodies that AMT sold as curbside kits. I purposely left off the decals for two reasons...the old decals are not very good...I wanted to show the great lines of the cars without the decals being a distraction. They are all painted with Tamiya spray cans: the Hussein is TS44, Brilliant Blue; the Lola is TR54, Light Metallic Blue; The McLaren is TS 50, Mica Blue, all over Tamiya fine white primer. I will have these at NNL Nationals in Sylvania in a few weeks...see you then

[THarrison351]

The look excellent

[Dave B]

Nice, my mate has these three plus the Chaparral (the whole set).  Tks for posting

 

Dave B

[Gramps46]

Thank  you for posting these.  I like your idea of leaving them plain as if they just left the factory.  

[Howard Cohen]

2 hours ago, Bantoft said:

Nice, my mate has these three plus the Chaparral (the whole set).  Tks for posting

 

Dave B

I have the Chaparral as well, one built, one in the box   

Edited September 10, 2018 by Howard Cohen

[ewetwo]

Nice trio. 

[El Caballo]

The real thing from the museum in Midland, TX.

[El Caballo]

[Smitty]

Great job Howard. Nice to see these classics see the light of day. The Lola is my favorite!

Eric

[Silver Foxx]

Nice work on these , they look great .

[Ich_Will]

These are really cool. I'll need to keep an eye out for these kits. 

[Howard Cohen]

On 9/10/2018 at 12:43 PM, El Caballo said:

The real thing from the museum in Midland, TX.

Not the same car   The AMT is a 2C, you show a 2E, totally different  

[Muncie]

Good to see these, they look great - thank you for bringing them out and posting - I'm hoping these kits are high on Round 2's list

[Tom Louis]

great builds. I wish these old kits were still around!

[om617]

Never seen these before. Very nice.

[vamach1]

Sorry two of the pics are dark.  Not vet good lighting in the pits.