Concept camaro

Done as quick build to see what I could do with a basic kit.

Ok, as you don't seem to want to Graham, I will explain. The paint job was all airbrushed. I saw it when the stars were going on and didn't quite get what the finished item was to look like, wow is all I can say.
Debuted at Rocky last year it won the 85 and up class, much to Trents horror, haha. It also won the single media class at QMHE last year.
Sorry mate, it deserves more than one line.

Nice graphics, looks great

Come on "Blue dog".. don't be shy mate...explain in a little more
detail how you come about producing an awesome car such as this!
This has the "WOW" factor all over it. So don't just show pictures...
tell us how ya did it mate!...

That is some very sweet airbrush work mate, a basic kit now looks AWESOME!!!

A real nice looking build , love the airbrush work .

Looks fantastic!

Very cool job, how easy dose it go together? we have 25 of these for a Make n Take activity at the Wagga show next month.

Stupid F%#!*n Camaro not a lot can be said for this peice of s#!@. lol
I'll leave it to Bluedog to explain how to do it, So here's how not achieve this sort finish on a model
Do not allow your compitition to use your spray booth
Do not allow your compitition to use your airbrush
Do not give your compitition pointer or airbrushing advice
Do not give your compitition constructive criticism on there builds
If you fail to abide by this information the use of a large stick may be required
LOL.
Or just congratulate him and work harder to beat his sorry arse next year  
this thing still looks awesome and you deserve all the credit for it.

Thanks guys.

Fair enough Kirk, I always seem to have trouble trying to put my thoughts into writing. Yeah Trent still seems to be having trouble dealing with it.

Jerry, will do mate. Just need time to work out how i want to word it.

Blat, thanks mate. Goes together well. Where the wheels mount to chassis is a bit loose and requires a bit of glue. The seat backs don't line up the best. I cut the locators off mine and glued them, then filled the seam. Hope that helps. A make and take is a great idea to
get more young ones involved.

Rocket, yeah I know mean.
Couldn't have done it without your equipment.(that just sounds wrong).See you next build day.

Nice work Bluedog, for a basic kit, it sure made all of us look basic!

bluedog wrote:

Blat, thanks mate. Goes together well. Where the wheels mount to chassis is a bit loose and requires a bit of glue. The seat backs don't line up the best. I cut the locators off mine and glued them, then filled the seam. Hope that helps. A make and take is a great idea to
get more young ones involved.

That's the plan Bluedog, we are going to contact some schools and let them know, and with any luck we will have a heap of kids show up

Nice job