Very nice job. Did you have any issues with bonding the plastic front end to the resin body of the Bonneville wagon? 

Nice work.....I did my 62 a number of years ago, used a Catalina body and the Chevy X frame and stuff from a 62 Impala....never did finish it, should one of these days. 

 

Thanks guys, I used the 5 min. epoxy you can see the car resting on in one of the pics. I also used it to glue on the small strip of plastic to add the body line the 63 does not have. i used 2 stage spot putty to create the rear fender extensions for the wagon.

I decided this winter to get away from some working on the real cars and dig into the boxes of models and resins I have had on the top shelf for years. 

 

This was a new acquisition of the re-released 1/18 Chrysler boat... I copied the one we had as a kid we used to pull with our caprice...

This is a 1:18 die-cast cab I converted to look just like my first car...

A 1/16 General lee built for my friend...

Some photos of a mini version of my Impala...

A Monte Carlo I built and traded for an '85 Cutlass kit to build in the future...

A mini replica of my car hauler... to see if I could and I did!!!

A van I found on the shelf ?!?!?!

Most recent a resin Vega I made for a friend

 

 

Last night I got the base coats on. Metal foil time and clear soon.

I also finished restoring the hardtop...

 

 

-- Edited by Urban_suburban on Monday 28th of January 2019 10:11:02 AM

Wow!  You work fast!  That looks great!

You should post that over at the Spotlight Hobbies board. The guys would go nuts over it.

http://wwwboard2.spotlighthobbies.com/cgi-bin/bbs62x/webbbs_config.pl?md=index

It's a good forum.  The only downside is that threads die after a week or so as they don't recirculate back to the top like they do here.  And... if you make a mistake you can't edit later.

But, good content, and good contributors.  A good way to get your model building fix when you don't have time to build anything (DAMHIK...).