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12-24-2015, 05:18 PM
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Because I stole the headers for my ’73 Camaro from the ’69 Camaro kit, and I had a ’70 Mustang kit at my feet…
   Getting the Camaro fender accent lines to work with the Mustang rear took a little figuring. I added some styrene strips to extend the lines and faired it all together.    Last edited by Scale-Master; 02-02-2016 at 03:00 PM. |
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12-24-2015, 06:19 PM
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Re: Mustaro
The cowl hood is just too common (in model form) for this one. So I started making some adjustments…
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12-27-2015, 02:43 AM
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Re: Mustaro
Waouh! Pretty interesting so far!
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Re: Mustaro
Your crazy! I like it though, great work.
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12-29-2015, 01:42 PM
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Re: Mustaro
I added inboard lights and made a ’68 GT500-esque grille for another ’69 Camaro several years ago. That project stalled so I borrowed it for this car.
 I reworked the windshield trim and A-pillars. I also rescribed all the trim and panel lines.  |
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Re: Mustaro
I’ve done some additional modifications to the body trying to lessen the prominence of the Camaro styling details. The ridge in the hood and header panel was turned into a soft peak. The side louvers are being made into small scoops. The front valence has been filled and smoothed and a center bar was added to the grille.
   I changed the name, Mustaro never sat well with me and Cayuse is a good name for a pony car. Mustang planes came before the car and the Hughes Cayuse helicopter went into production in 1965... |
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Re: Mustaro
Great job on this one !!!
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Base color is on…
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Re: Mustaro
Like the color, Tamiya or a custom mix?
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It's Tamiya Intermediate Blue from the aircraft AS line with a gloss coat. The paint dries satin, almost matte.
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I’ve added the badging, new side marker lights and the side graphics. I’m going for a vinyl stripe look for the sides. That’s why there is blue around the door handles and locks
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Looks great.
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The last of the paint is on it. Next to do is the BMF window trim.
 I decided to put the name on the back in a similar style as a Mustang.  |
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Re: Mustaro
Looking fantastic
 .I wonder if anyone would have the nerve to do this in full scale? gpz900ra7.
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