SCCA Camaro Trans Am Set
Hot Wheels, Rain-X and Sunoco Liveries.
I meant to build each of these Revell kits as they came out, but never got around to it except for the one I made as a what-if street machine painted like our real '94 Camaro back in '98. I built that from an extra Sunoco kit I pulled the decal sheet from to archive and was curious how these kits went together. That one had a warped chassis and a very poorly fitting rear window along with other fit issues I'm guessing I'll need to contend with on these. (The license plate is off the Galaxie '48 Aerosedan sheet and is the actual plate from our real Camaro. Gary Schmidt let me include that when I designed the decal art.)
The gummy residue on the yellow Rain-X body will have to be cleaned up. It is from the test fitting of artwork I designed for the Sunoco kit. The blue one is the Hot Wheels car and the white one is the Sunoco. I started these back in February of this year (four months ago) and have been documenting my progress, but am just getting around to posting; so they are "mostly done" at this point and I'm catching up.
The hood of the Hot Wheels car was attacked by the tires in a half dozen spots. Those melted spots needed to be filled and smoothed. The Sunoco car also has an "R" divot from the tires in the nose.
I meant to build each of these Revell kits as they came out, but never got around to it except for the one I made as a what-if street machine painted like our real '94 Camaro back in '98. I built that from an extra Sunoco kit I pulled the decal sheet from to archive and was curious how these kits went together. That one had a warped chassis and a very poorly fitting rear window along with other fit issues I'm guessing I'll need to contend with on these. (The license plate is off the Galaxie '48 Aerosedan sheet and is the actual plate from our real Camaro. Gary Schmidt let me include that when I designed the decal art.)
The gummy residue on the yellow Rain-X body will have to be cleaned up. It is from the test fitting of artwork I designed for the Sunoco kit. The blue one is the Hot Wheels car and the white one is the Sunoco. I started these back in February of this year (four months ago) and have been documenting my progress, but am just getting around to posting; so they are "mostly done" at this point and I'm catching up.
The hood of the Hot Wheels car was attacked by the tires in a half dozen spots. Those melted spots needed to be filled and smoothed. The Sunoco car also has an "R" divot from the tires in the nose.