"Alpha", 1/8 scale `81 Corvette
#21
Pro
Thread Starter
Nice builds Hawk.
Have you ever been to the NNL show in NJ? It's the biggest model car show in the USA. I vend at that show every year. I've been building models for clients for many years, mostly sports cars, Ferrari's, Cobras, LeMans race cars, etc. if you haven't gone its a great show to see what people build. Lots of talent there.
Your paint work looks really nice. Good work.
Have you ever been to the NNL show in NJ? It's the biggest model car show in the USA. I vend at that show every year. I've been building models for clients for many years, mostly sports cars, Ferrari's, Cobras, LeMans race cars, etc. if you haven't gone its a great show to see what people build. Lots of talent there.
Your paint work looks really nice. Good work.
Yeah, I`ve been meaning to get to NNL, and I am always having people ask me about going, but something always comes up. I`ll have to just put everything on hold and go some year.
#22
Pro
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#25
Melting Slicks
Very nice job on that Vette. The paint looks great and you did a good job on the interior - nice paint sheen without looking too flat etc.
Models are a fantastic way to have some quiet time and have a hobby that doesn't break the bank.
Models are a fantastic way to have some quiet time and have a hobby that doesn't break the bank.
#26
Burning Brakes
Boy, that looks great! I have both of those kits (and a 2nd started '78 that is missing a few parts). Outstanding paint work on this and a super clean build. I hope to eventually get one of the '85 C4 kits as I built it in 7th grade for the science fair we had at school.
Nice roadster conversion, Lowbuck72!
Later,
Lee
P.S. Here is my '65 as she stands. I need a set of tires as these are 'flat'.
About 1/2 done. This was a started kit my mom found for me at a garage sale. I broke it all apart and have been putting it back together.
Here's the '78 kit that I rescued. I have another still sealed.
Nice roadster conversion, Lowbuck72!
Later,
Lee
P.S. Here is my '65 as she stands. I need a set of tires as these are 'flat'.
About 1/2 done. This was a started kit my mom found for me at a garage sale. I broke it all apart and have been putting it back together.
Here's the '78 kit that I rescued. I have another still sealed.
#28
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Thread Starter
Thanks guys!
That `65 really looks nice!
How long do you think until the `78 is finished?
Boy, that looks great! I have both of those kits (and a 2nd started '78 that is missing a few parts). Outstanding paint work on this and a super clean build. I hope to eventually get one of the '85 C4 kits as I built it in 7th grade for the science fair we had at school.
Nice roadster conversion, Lowbuck72!
Later,
Lee
P.S. Here is my '65 as she stands. I need a set of tires as these are 'flat'.
About 1/2 done. This was a started kit my mom found for me at a garage sale. I broke it all apart and have been putting it back together.
Here's the '78 kit that I rescued. I have another still sealed.
Nice roadster conversion, Lowbuck72!
Later,
Lee
P.S. Here is my '65 as she stands. I need a set of tires as these are 'flat'.
About 1/2 done. This was a started kit my mom found for me at a garage sale. I broke it all apart and have been putting it back together.
Here's the '78 kit that I rescued. I have another still sealed.
How long do you think until the `78 is finished?
#29
Burning Brakes
The '78 was found on Craigslist about two years ago. Got it for $10 which was a steal even with the few busted parts and stuff. I have it now on my workbench and I am unsure what color I want to go with. I've even thought about making it a 'barn find' since some of the parts are usable but not mint. And I cannot recall the last time I saw someone do a barn find build in 1/8 scale.
Later,
Lee