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Just finished this one today...Don Schumacher's 1971 Stardust Barracuda F/C. I used a resin 'Cuda body along with a modified Revell chassis. Aside from the front of the chassis, the rest of this build fell together pretty quickly (for me, that is!). I used Calnaga Casting's resin Enderle injector along with their parachutes. I also used a combination of Charlie's Pro Tech wiring and some Detail Master too. I hope you all will enjoy, and as usual...comments and questions are certainly welcome.

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Great job. Wondering why the headlights are circles instead of what the actual car looks like.. hmmm.. The car looks awesome. Funny Cars have always been cool..

EDIT: Just googled a 1971 Cuda grill and I now know that the 71 grille had two lights instead of one like the 1970 or 72-74. I see now.

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Great Job ! You can see the plain white headlights in one of the actual photos of the car. I am curious as to where you got the transfers for the tires, They look really nice.

Regards,

Jimmy

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Thanks guys, and thanks Jimmy for being observant! Those are some old Shabo dry transfers I had laying around forever.

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It looks like you made significant modifications to the chassis to make it accurate. Rarely do most modelers do that.

Looks the part. Which is high praise.

Mike

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Aaron, what a gorgeous build. So accurate, so right, so awesome in so many ways. I'm a Schumacher fan to begin with, but add some red, white and blue to a car and I melt just a little bit. Schweet!!!!!

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Thanks again, fellas. Tomas, the front independant suspension was scratchbuilt on to a Revell chassis. This was my first effort at this type of modification. There are three more cars I want to build that have the same setup, so hopefully the next ones will be more detailled than this one.

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