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1970 Plymouth Superbird
Revell's Richard Petty Superbird kit. I used Dupli-color Orange Mist Metallic, wih black vinyl top.
This is my first build that i added some costom touches to. Added ignition wires and coil, rubber water lines to the firewall and rubber return line. Not the best but I have improved so I can only get better i guess ![]() ![]() ![]()
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Re: 1970 Plymouth Superbird
Mhhhh I love the Superbird: i have to make me one, a day... obviously... blue! LOL
Great job so far.
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Re: 1970 Plymouth Superbird
I wish I had one of these...
Great Job!
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![]() "Oh noez,it has more stickers than me! And a wing too! ![]()
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Re: 1970 Plymouth Superbird
Nice work Dave! I can see your skills are improving. Automotive paint is fun to work with, huh? I got some of the Duplicolor Mirage paint and did my mouse, keyboard, and phone to match my desk accessories already done! YES, I've gone and "Pimped My Desk!" I'll get some pics later.
Again, great job! UC
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They make models out of plastic because it's easier to cut up!
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Re: 1970 Plymouth Superbird
I think, that blue looks more impressive, but this one is also nice
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Re: 1970 Plymouth Superbird
I think this turned out quite nice. I like the added details also. Maybe I missed it in your wip, but how did you do the roof? Is it just paint? Anyway, good job on this very special muscle car, looking forward to your next project.
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Re: 1970 Plymouth Superbird
Great work, your paint looks good. Nice subtle detailing in the engine compartment. You builds are getting better with each on you do!
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Not the greatest solution but none the less did the job! Thanks for all comments.....I am ressurecting a model my father and I did about 15 years ago, its Richard Petty Pontiac Grand Prix 1/16th scale that has been broken and beaten so i'll see if i can bring it back to life!
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Re: 1970 Plymouth Superbird
came out really good, so what did your dad think?
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Yeah he really likes it, or atleast thats what he said!
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