Model Kit Review: 1967 Chevelle Pro Street Revell  

JC,, HVD back attcha and for all you modelers out there too! -Doug

JW, We have to agree. Some people expect the kit to fall together without any effort. I'd recommend that they just buy die cast cars! -Doug

JG, So nice of you, thanks!

SW, yes sir this is a real street sleeper of a kit! -Doug

You're welcome Mike! -Doug

Thanks DH! -Doug

JG, You're in luck, there's a few for sale on eBay right now! -Doug

Thanks J! -Doug

RD, This is a great kit. You'll like it! -PS, please subscribe if you haven't already to help us reach more modelers. -Doug

Right back attcha G! -Doug

Thanks JB, wishing you the same! -Doug

Thanks CP! -Doug

Thanks G! -Doug

Thanks Pop, good luck on that KW build! -Doug

wow , floor wax w/ food color...great idea

you can also reduce nail polish w/ polish remover.....it evaporates very quickly

Rob, thanks for the tip! -Doug

Rob, you must be younger my $50 car was a '56 Chevy! -Doug

WC, a classic for sure! -Doug

JH, Great tip Jim, and it's surprising how many car models need to follow that advice! -Doug

LA, Nail polish is essentially lacquer paint. Each is different with regards to thinning but start with 75% paint to 25% lacquer thinner until it sprays properly through an air brush at about 15 psi. Clean the gun with acetone if needed. Use a lacquer based primer if needed like Duplicolor primer. -Doug

Right On Replicas Thanks a lot , i go start my next Project with those tips about nail polish.

DB, Great, let us know how it turns out! -Doug

DB, thanks for the tip on those parts! -Doug

DB, That's a good place to start. Some thinner formulas need a little less but that's normally about right! -Doug

CS, Gotcha, but how would you mod that? -Dug