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Old 08-27-2009, 02:34 PM   #1
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Dodge Charger "General Lee"

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I made the General Lee, of the tv movie "The Dukes of Hazzard"




Open the two little enter air of the hood


Paint in orange

And put the decals:







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Old 08-27-2009, 03:50 PM   #2
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Re: Dodge Charger "General Lee"

If I am not mistaken (this happens a lot, mind you), those "holes" are actually supposed to be turn signal indicators. My friend at work has a Chrysler 300 of that vintage with indicators on the fenders and I've seen those indicators as a trend on a lot of Dodge/AMC/Chrysler cars of that era.

Your paint looks great and the decal application as well. I can't wait to see what you accomplish with this horrible model! (sorry, I've built a few of these and know what a crappy model it is with it's inaccuracies and design flaws)
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Re: Dodge Charger "General Lee"

Excelente Trabajo!!!
me gusto mucho, ese mismo lo tengo en Stand By

I liked a lot

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Old 08-28-2009, 05:54 AM   #4
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If I am not mistaken (this happens a lot, mind you), those "holes" are actually supposed to be turn signal indicators. My friend at work has a Chrysler 300 of that vintage with indicators on the fenders and I've seen those indicators as a trend on a lot of Dodge/AMC/Chrysler cars of that era.

Your paint looks great and the decal application as well. I can't wait to see what you accomplish with this horrible model! (sorry, I've built a few of these and know what a crappy model it is with it's inaccuracies and design flaws)
Sorry, but I Don't understand. The turn signal indicators in the middle of the hood?
Thanks for reply, and yes, this monogram model it's a real shit


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Excelente Trabajo!!!
me gusto mucho, ese mismo lo tengo en Stand By

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Pues a retomarlo, que es un modelo que luce genial en cualquier virina
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Old 08-31-2009, 06:09 PM   #5
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Re: Dodge Charger "General Lee"



Open the wheels:









This is a real 426 HEMI:


The block engine it's orange:












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This is the best I could find. These are the signals you thought are vents.

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Old 09-01-2009, 05:13 PM   #7
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This is the best I could find. These are the signals you thought are vents.

Thanks!!
Never I see the signals in the Hood, it's very rare

Continue

Open the cover valve:



Pulished:







A new Pin's hood:



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Old 09-02-2009, 01:19 PM   #8
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Re: Dodge Charger "General Lee"

Put the fuel cap:












Paint the tail in black:









And put the rear bumper, the lights, and paint to chrome:



In front, put the defender:






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Re: Dodge Charger "General Lee"

Looking good so far. Paint is really shiny. I made one of these without the decals. I know the problems with the kit, the rear window is for the Charger 500 not the regular Charger that the Dukes of Hazzard used but you can get a reasonable result as the shape is generally good. My brother Viccario put a thread on for mine for me before I got on the web. The link follows:

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Looking good so far. Paint is really shiny. I made one of these without the decals. I know the problems with the kit, the rear window is for the Charger 500 not the regular Charger that the Dukes of Hazzard used but you can get a reasonable result as the shape is generally good. My brother Viccario put a thread on for mine for me before I got on the web. The link follows:

http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbul...=Dodge+Charger
Thanks!!

The red charger is amazing!

More pics:

Put a new mirror, from a Ford Thunderbird






Paint the chasis in orange:






and paint the interior in racing white:





















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Coming along nicely! It is hard to believe this is the AMT kit!
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Build the chasis:






The driver:



The engine, originally is very bad. I detailed a little:


New muflers


And complete in a 95%:











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That's Luke, should have painted his hair black. lol
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Re: Dodge Charger "General Lee"

Looks like Luke's also wearing disco hot pants (maybe he borrowed them from Daisy?!)

Seriously though, good result on what i know is a tough kit to make look good.
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Re: Dodge Charger "General Lee"

actually believe it or not as far as i know there is no accurate kit out there!
cause the real general lee is suppose to be a race car as in... doors welded shut, no door handle, 426 hemi, driver seat only ... no passanger seats!!!, etc...
i also posted a link here at af under the dodge charger section more about the car!!!
ill get a link up later for you guys of a thing i found on the internet years ago about the general lee!
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