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This  bagged kit is done.  The interior mirror and taillights were missing so I left the mirror out and substituted two pieces cut from a 2009 Dodge Challenger taillight. The paint is Dupli-Color Bahama Blue Metallic. Interior is black with wood accents. The interior bucket and chassis were pretty poor but overall it turned out OK.  The Eliminator stripe is missing as it disintegrated into little pieces. Thanks for looking! ?

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Great looking color and smooth finish. I like the cleaner look without the stripes, but it's what you like that counts.  

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Very nice build.  The Boss 302 engine would be a natural for the MPC 69 Mustang kit.  Of course Revell finally got around to doing their own Boss 302 a few years back.

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Thanks, All! I appreciate your very kind comments!  Yes, the Bahama Blue Metallic is very close to Tamiya's Light Blue metallic.  I can get 4 builds from their 8 oz. can while maybe 2 builds from a Tamiya's 3 oz. can for about $4 more.  

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Very nice and stock.  I was going to mention in your work in progress on the GTO that it looks like you have a nice Cougar sitting in that picture.  

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Wow, that looks great!  The Bahama Blue looks like a close enough match to the factory Bright Blue Metallic paint color!

Great work!

 

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Mike B.
Cougar Club of America #9557

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Beautiful Cougar !  Don't think I've ever seen one in that color , I like it !  And I also prefer the cleaner look without the stripes . 

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