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1965 Pontiac GTO Convertible build

Wow :shock: !! - Awesome stuff ! Body turned out beyond excellent, as well as the chassis !! How'd you mount your wheels as I too have an 1/8th scale R/C monogram "hotrod" project in the works as well !! "thumbsup"
 
The transmission installed on SCX10 Performance Kit. It is mounted on the Х-mount and screwed in the first hole on the frame.
I have a lot of parts remaining from scx10 kits. Sometimes I dig them, and somehow it works.
The wheels are mounted on some round servo connectors.


I repainted it a few times before I found the color and effect.
I used candle wax for the first layer and acrylic paint mixed with water. Painted with a brush.

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The skill level in this thread is incredible. You sir are a Styrene god!


**posted to the RcCrawler Facebook!**
 
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Holy crap! Sir you are a god, this is incredible build, just amazing attention to detail. To build something from photos and be this precise, is quite a feet. Hats off to you! You must be a surgeon as your cuts are spot on.
 
That is fantastic looking. You have some serious skills when it comes to building."thumbsup"
 
Thank you! I really like how it looks too.
Big Foot I travel on this planet to see what happens here.


Now we pass on to the rear part

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Can you give me some info about the paintings?
I'm trying to find how I can paint chrome parts on my rig also.
Speechless!
 
I just got the GTO from my grandfather, I cleaned the bumpers, replaced some metal parts, found new tires, not original, but of the same age...
Therefore they look slightly different.

The paint does not give such a chrome effect.
In one of my videos at Impala build I showed how to make the chrome parts with a foil, it may help you.

Getting Started with the interior.
Textures printed and covered with a transparent tape.
Painted spray first, then acrylic paint.

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