@@slowridemodelcars1687 yes, wheels were in the kit - pretty much box stock except the slapper bars, a few decals and the radial stamped tires are from the Monza kit

@@slowridemodelcars1687 thanks bud

@@theintake8961 thanks bud 👍

@@carouselofcrazychrisb one viewer doesn’t like the interior, either because it’s brown, too glossy or both. My brother in law had an original ‘64 Impala SS 409 back in the early ‘70s. It was blue, with a white top and a brown leather interior from the factory. When built this I thought I’d try a similar odd colour combination. When I have time, I think I’ll brush some clear dull coat over the seats.

@@JulesMorin-rz5fr I personally love the color combo, reminds me of a John Deere look. This build inspired me to do mine next, thinking I'm gonna do the drag custom

@@walterhammond290 yeah, I’m probably going to brush some dull coat on the seats to knock the gloss brown down. This was my 3rd build since returning to the hobby.

…..I remember now, when I brushed that brown paint on, I was thinking it was going to be semi-gloss. Best I can do now, is brush some clear semi-gloss on the seats and part of the door cards.

@@christesta2521 thanks buddy 👍

@@JulesMorin-rz5fr You're welcome. Enjoy your weekend.

Thanks Ron

Thanks bud, it’s a great hobby. I try to encourage others - I started building again during the pandemic. In my youth, I built and destroyed literally 100s of kits, that are now reissues, as a result I understand most model car kits - that’s how I learned though. One of the biggest mistakes I find novice builders make, is in their executions of older lower quality kits, like the old MPC reissues - whereby, they try assembling them like carburetors, then wonder why they get poor results. A lot of older kits require cutting, sanding, fitting, and fabricating - they can also be slapped together relatively easy, but they usually won’t look satisfactory. Newer kits, with higher parts counts go together like jigsaw puzzles, and will more often than not yield great results. I find the skill levels written on kits are misleading in that regard.

@@cushingpushing thank you

@@timczifrik7715 Thanks 🙂 I started when I was 8 years old - built and experimented with literally hundreds and hundreds of kits - most were glue bombs. I quit building for nearly 3 decades then started again during the pandemic. I use the most basic supplies - building models is very therapeutic.

@@JulesMorin-rz5fr I agree..!! Very therapeutic for sure. And,.. the funny thing is I also took a few decades off ,(about 24 years I think) and also got back into it during the pandemic..!!! I really did enjoy watching your videos... You have definitely inspired me . Also you have a great eye for detail . Keep up the great work.!! :)

@@timczifrik7715 thanks brother - I’ve also been inspired by watching many others on KZfaq. Musclecar Modeler is one of my favourites - check out his channel 👍👍

@@JulesMorin-rz5fr Yes... I agree... it is a great channel as well. I have been subscribed for a little while now..!! :)

Thanks, my camera works a bit shaky though lol

@@JulesMorin-rz5fr haha I hear that ✌️

Thanks! 👍

I agree..!! Seeing this actually inspires me to find this and build one.!! lol. Did a great job.