Revell 68 Dodge Charger R/T Poopmobile!

Seriously? Oh wait! I've already gone that far!

Hey Now!

      You didn't have to do that. Oh, also I had Dog Dish caps and nice brown wheels. I liked that because with the Blackwalls it took longer for everything to look dirty. The interior did NOT have bucket seats either. I think they sold me the least equipped car in the joint. But a lot of that was remedied After-Market.

Did some work on the P-mobile thjis evening (Yes, I officialy christened the Dodge with its new name!), Bought some Turtlewax car polish to see what it would do to the dull finish, Just a moment of polish shows a noticable difference! I know, be careful around seams and edges. Can't wait to go back to the Chevelle's do see what I can do with those.

I know there is a bit of compound showing around the trim, but as I said, this was a quick trial.

I also totally missed this seam I need to fix. I assume this does not belong here.

Also worked on the 442 as well, so I will update there later.

Tanker-Builder

S'Funny!

       I owned a dodge Charger, That vintage and surprisingly, That Color. It was called the (S*&wagon) by my friends because the color. My son upon hearing this one day said "Dad" we have a superhero car" Of course he had to explain. In the family after that she was called the Poopmobile. Ya Know, that was one of the Best cars I have ever owned! Yours will look as good I am sure!

 

Uh-oh! Now my build has a new nickname! Ha ha!

S'Funny!

       I owned a dodge Charger, That vintage and surprisingly, That Color. It was called the (S*&wagon) by my friends because the color. My son upon hearing this one day said "Dad" we have a superhero car" Of course he had to explain. In the family after that she was called the Poopmobile. Ya Know, that was one of the Best cars I have ever owned! Yours will look as good I am sure!

Lookin gooood Jim!

Stay safe.

Jim