Baldwin Motion Camaro

[modelcarfan]

This car is a really enjoyable build! I Love how it affect the front ends especially shortening the nose. I would advise you all get them shortened when you are doing a serious build on this car. Adding the bumper ends makes the front look set in place instead of leaving it protruding out. If you wish to leave no bumper, It will still look good. But I like the bumper.

These decals are all painted. tiny details were mostly handmade.. I only added the decal for the license plate and as usual, Chevrolet always gives a commercial logo USA-1, found in the rummage sheets of decals I stored over years. I added the hood locks along with wire, you may notice and are all scratch built. I used the driver from 57 chevy, it needs some cutting down to fit. Again Thanks to Bob for the hood!


ENJOY!




final work from the work station.

In Gallery....

[Starryeyes]

She's a beauty!!! And I love the color choices !! Nice clean lines !

[TooOld]

That front looks awesome , the whole thing looks awesome !
Great job !

[70spop]

Looks great! I like how the stripes on the side follow the contours of the fenders.

Brian

[donculley]

I think you hit it out of the park ,right down to the green and white paint scheme !

[modelcarfan]

Thank you guys, its a fun building and modifying this car. It looks better with nose shortened.

[bubbajoe]

just a sweet overall build...man that looks fantastic...congrats on such a great build

[Starryeyes]

You've inspired me to step out of my comfort zone with the Dave Deals cars... You make modifications look soooo easy ( I know they're not) .. I JUST might have to attempt this down the road and modify one !!

[modelcarfan]

Sept 29, 2015 15:55:26 GMT -5 bubbajoe said:

just a sweet overall build...man that looks fantastic...congrats on such a great build

Thank you.. its a long challenge building this and really enjoyed it.

[modelcarfan]

Sept 29, 2015 19:16:32 GMT -5 Starryeyes said:

You've inspired me to step out of my comfort zone with the Dave Deals cars... You make modifications look soooo easy ( I know they're not) .. I JUST might have to attempt this down the road and modify one !!

I am honored to be someone who inspires someone into moving a new path of working with model cars. I have took this chance, not sure if I will make it. Yet, with the journey doing this, it forces the best out of me and causes me grow in doing more better work. One day I will be able to help others with positive outlooks in building model cars. It takes trial and errors to make it work. Error is something I have made, for example, cutting the nose of the car and realizing it still is too long. You may notice in the building process. I had to take the assumption to try and see what can come. Then I thought why not try put white strips on the outside end to enhance something better. There it went. So building takes some experimenting and figuring. I think its a wonderful thing doing that and sure does increase your motivation in building other models as well


Thanks, Chuck.

B