Good Chevy smallblock.

Yeah, so I'm full of project ideas. Hush your mouths.

Where can I find a good, well detailed and molded Chevy smallblock? I'd ideally want a 350 out of a mid-'90s Camaro or Firebird, but (I think) those kits aren't exactly laying about on hobby shop shelves. See, I've got this Tamiya RX-7 Efini laying in my closet, and with it's opening hood and engine bay, it could stand to have a 350 frankensteined in. It's such a common swap in 1:1, it needs a model made of it.

One of the better late 90's Chevy small blocks I have seen is in the 39' Wagonrod Kit.
It is the newer LS1 version versus the older LT1 version.
Like the new Corvettes, and 98+ Camaros had.

Might be able to find that kit around a little easier.

matt

One of the better late 90's Chevy small blocks I have seen is in the 39' Wagonrod Kit.
It is the newer LS1 version versus the older LT1 version.
Like the new Corvettes, and 98+ Camaros had.

Might be able to find that kit around a little easier.

matt

Wagonrod (AMT/ERTL) has a ZR-1 engine. Revell makes good Chevy Small Blocks. What are you looking to do? Fuel Injection? Carbs?

Gerry

You can have the motor outta my firebird.

W3rd.

Ls1, LS1, LS1 chants the crowd :D

Most "K B Toys" stores around the US (I've seen them in Hawai'i, California, Oregon, Washington and maybe Georgia last year) stocks a AMT/ERTL 1996 Pontiac Firebird Formula with a LT1. And the kit is usually between $9-$11, and who knows they could have a sale too.