Plastic Models

[coast2coasttinting]

you get 2 dashes with the kit, so you can make either left or right hand. I will be going right hand drive for this one. The one thing I don't like is that the hood doesn't open.

[TintDude]

Hmmm, that would be hard to cut well to make it open.

[coast2coasttinting]

you wouldn't want to. There is no motor just what looks like an oil pan and tranny from the bottom side. The kit does lack detail, but it is sweet looking from up top. And the suspension is adjustable.

[TintDude]

Hmmm, I wonder if you could use the adjustable suspension on another model.

[coast2coasttinting]

you would have to use most of the trucks sub frame. Thats the only thing I normally customize on a model. Stock height sucks. I like my car to be low or really low. I have a 50's model truck that I built most of the frame on. If you save some of the grid plastic your parts come on. You can use it for custom tubing.

[TintDude]

This would be a fun build...Revell 54 Chevy Highboy

[TintDude]

you would have to use most of the trucks sub frame. Thats the only thing I normally customize on a model. Stock height sucks. I like my car to be low or really low. I have a 50's model truck that I built most of the frame on. If you save some of the grid plastic your parts come on. You can use it for custom tubing.

Good idea!

[coast2coasttinting]

that is sweet looking. Looked like a truck axle under the front end. I am looking for a large scale model to work on this winter. I want a cool car or truck, but like a 1/8 to 1/12 scale.

[coast2coasttinting]

I was surfing the net for a large scale model car to build.

I think I might have to get this one and tint the windows on it.

[TintDude]