Gto!

...the Pontiac, not the Ferrari!

Here's one I just finished, Revell-Monogram's 1966 GTO. It's finished with Tamiya's Italian Red spray paint, and I "rechromed" the front and rear bumpers with Alclad II after stripping them in Castrol Super Clean.

I hope you guys like it!

Matt Usher
Senior Editor, FineScale Modeler

http://images5.fotki.com/v65/photos/4/43099/144780/GTO1-vi.jpg

http://images5.fotki.com/v64/photos/4/43099/144780/GTO2-vi.jpg

An in-progress shot of the interior and engine:

http://images5.fotki.com/v64/photos/4/43099/144780/gtointerior1-vi.jpg

I like, I like it alot. Great Paint Job.

I was sure this wouldn't be the italian stuff!.... ... I was right, except for the paint! :lol:


Castrol may be Super Clean, your model is, too!!!

That is a stunner! The GTO is one of my favourite American cars, and your model does it justice.

Excellent job on a gem of a kit!!:)

great build, that thing is awesome. more american muscle, awesome

Damn, IM lovin that model, great build!! I would do something to the interior, but thats just me. Anyways, great job on that model!

Wow, incredible. The interior is especially well done. Very clean build, I want to hop in and drive it away.

Castrol may be Super Clean, your model is, too!!! Ha! What a great comment.

good to see more mucsle on the fourms great job

Very nice Matthew.

the rechrome looks much better! great work! like the build

ssssswwwwwweeeeeeeeeeeettttttttttttt!!!!!!!!!!1

awesome~I like it!

Matt, what a great build. :smokin:
Awesome job....gotta love the "Muscle".Should be more of it.

cheers stump :aus:

I love every detail, paint, interior, engine, etc. Great job.

great to know someone who shares my name has such great talent... and what's this... senior editor of FSM? wow... great build!

Thanks for building a very beautiful GTO. That car was "THE" car to be seen in when I was young(er). Very nice build. 5 Stars!

J. Barry

i have to say that is one nice goat. if u wanted to get really crafty u could make a ram air steup out of thin cardboard and a thin slice of foam. just and idea but its already nice