1969 dodge super bee really nice pic's

The bad thing I put it together Micheal, Im the one that fills like I have to go and get my eye's checked thanks for the input micheal.

Josh

 

First couple of pics I didn't notice it either, I was looking for wiring I guess.  Then I was like WTF is that thing?  Looks like a, what?  No way.  Thought I'd better let ya know.

the doog wrote:

spudzero wrote: Michael, thanks I did not even not notice. but thanks for the help the thing I can't beleave no one else notice. Iam going to fix that.   JOSH  ........man, I gotta check my eyes! LOL!!

Wow, I didn't notice that, either! Guess I better get in line for the eye check-up!

spudzero wrote:

Michael, thanks I did not even not notice. but thanks for the help the thing I can't beleave no one else notice. Iam going to fix that.   JOSH

........man, I gotta check my eyes! LOL!! 

Michael,

thanks I did not even not notice. but thanks for the help the thing I can't beleave no one else notice. Iam going to fix that.

 

JOSH 

Excellent looking build.  Love the smooth paint, and the color choice too.

Aside from what has been said about the plug wires, the only thing I can see is um, why is the brake master cylinder between the firewall and the power brake booster?  You have it in backwards. 

Aside from those two things, looks spectacular.  Keep up the good work.

Great looking model and I really your color choice.

Mckay

~Brian
I don't know i just had that one laying around i don't even know where it came from I try to use phone wire it bends a easy and holds good form.

Josh 

spudzero wrote:

Thanks for the post, it was a pre-wired distributor i tought it would look good even know it didn't come with the kit. J-HULK

Hiya Spudzero!
Don't get me wrong, the distributor looks good, it's just that the wires seem a bit thick. I've never used the aftermarket pre-wired distributors...do they come in different wire gauges?

Anyway, it's always good to see a Mopar posted here (Doog's Charger rocks, too!), so please keep up the good work!

Thanks for the post, it was a pre-wired distributor i tought it would look good even know it didn't come with the kit. J-HULK

I just bought that kit.  Nice looking build.  Clean and simple. 

Fantastic looking build! One of my favorite Mopars, too. You've done a great job on it! I just picked up that very same kit the last time I was in the States.

In addition to echoing Doog's good advice about detail painting the wheels, I might also suggest using a narrower gauge of wiring for your spark plug wires next time. I see this in quite a few builds. In this scale, those wires would be about the thickness of garden hoses! Was that an aftermarket pre-wired distributor, or did you add the wires yourself? In any case, I'd go a little thinner next time.

Still, it's a fantastic build, in a great color! Looking forward to seeing your Challenger!

they do stand out alot better thanks I will to do that on 1970 dodge challenger all got done is the engine i will post it in alittle.

What I mean about the wheels is--see the black painting on the inside here? I was told that this was standard for these types of rims, and it pretty much confirms it looking at reference pics.

The black paint really makes the rims "pop" out more too, IMO.

This is my 1/25 old MPC Charger 500 kit, by the way. 

Thanks for the post i had some spare parts from another kit i thought i would go well with and it turned out good i think. but yes it is the revell 1/25 kit. the rims i found pic's of the car but not one of them had the same stock rims on the car it self but thank you for pointing that out if you see any thing else that I missed please let me know any details that could be used for the next build it would help out alot thanks

Beautiful car, spudzero!!

I'm currently working on exactly the same car!--i think; is this the Revell kit? (Make sure you tell us that in your posts!)  I like what you did with the engine wiring--it's completely different than mine, but has a nice character to it!

You might want to paint in the wheels, in the rims. I forgot to do this on mine, and someone pointed it out.

Nice color and overall, a beautiful Bee!