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08-08-2004, 02:29 AM
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Which to start...
Well I rode my bike to walmart and I looked through their selection and I could not find the Cobra Mustang..
 so I bought two other kits instead. I got the Revell-Monogram 1:25 '69 Camaro Yenko/SC 427 Coupe, and the 1:24 '70 Chevelle 3 'n 1. I also bought a little knife set and some glue. Which one should I start with eh? I will go out tomorrow and look at my local hobby shop for the Cobra and get that as well. |
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08-08-2004, 04:53 AM
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I have decided to start on the Yenko and I will post some update pictures as soon as I find my camera.
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Re: Which to start...
for what I know, both ahve fit problem. So any of them, you will have some problem building it.
Also, you should buy some paint 
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Re: Which to start...
Paint helps
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Re: Re: Which to start...
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Yeah I have a bunch of paint and paint brushes...wish me luck I guess
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08-08-2004, 09:33 PM
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Re: Which to start...
Actually I had no problems with the 4 70' SS454 3n'1s i built.
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I've built both and have had no problems, the 70 is a little easier to build (older tool), but the Camaro goes together so nicely.
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Ok so I have started and I have a couple of questions. I want to use flat black on the chassis instead of the semi-gloss black that is suggested in the instructions, the question is how many coats should I put on? I have the first coat on and it looks like I watercolored the damn thing. Also sould I move this to the 'In progress'?
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