'70 'Cuda
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'70 'Cuda
Hi guys! I'm Cesar from Brazil and I was invited by my mate Cliffo. I do have some cars to show you in progress and finished and I would like to you know my '70 Cuda built in 2007.
It is a Revell '70 Cuda (green in the art box) with some modifications:
Body:
- shaved doors handles/side marks/trims;
- new trunk lid lines (Troy Trepanier's Sickfish reference);
- fitted front and rear bumpers;
- one piece tail lights/rear panel;
- all PPG automotive paint;
- ghost painted Hemi side logo;
- one-off rear pan;
- one-off front end with lip;
- clean look (no side mirrors);
- metal mesh on grille;
Chassis:
- scratchbuild 4-link rear end (functional);
- racing brakes (Tamiya NSX)
- fully plumbed/wired;
- 18s/20s wheels combo (aoshima/pegasus);
- smoothed floor w/ polishing when done;
- modified front suspension;
- scratchbuild exhaust system (aluminum/plastic);
- Tamiya Mazda RX7 front spindles;
- Tamiya Mazda RX7 rack & pinion steering (funcional);
Engine Bay:
- resin 426 Hemi;
- machined serpentine pulley set;
- one-off EFI system;
- '98 Mustang body throttle;
- resin air filter;
- resin optima battery;
- fully plumbed/wired;
- smoothed bay w/ polished when done;
- p.e. radiator cap;
- machined connectors;
- hood hinged (functional);
Interior:
- modified dashboard;
- printed instruments;
- clear acetate windshield/rear window;
- seat belt and p.e. hardware;
- resin dvd screen/speakers/subwoofers;
- carpet flocking;
- machined dashboards knobs/levers;
- p.e. custom pedals;
In 2009 I competed in 3 contests with Cuda and it won:
- Best Revell in Rio de Janeiro contest;
- Best Auto in IPMS-Campinas contest;
- and some others awards.
97 build pics https://s122.photobucket.com/albums/o278/bossolani/70%20Cuda/cuda%20build/
I hope you like it, sorry for my bad english and plenty pics!
Cheers!
Cesar
It is a Revell '70 Cuda (green in the art box) with some modifications:
Body:
- shaved doors handles/side marks/trims;
- new trunk lid lines (Troy Trepanier's Sickfish reference);
- fitted front and rear bumpers;
- one piece tail lights/rear panel;
- all PPG automotive paint;
- ghost painted Hemi side logo;
- one-off rear pan;
- one-off front end with lip;
- clean look (no side mirrors);
- metal mesh on grille;
Chassis:
- scratchbuild 4-link rear end (functional);
- racing brakes (Tamiya NSX)
- fully plumbed/wired;
- 18s/20s wheels combo (aoshima/pegasus);
- smoothed floor w/ polishing when done;
- modified front suspension;
- scratchbuild exhaust system (aluminum/plastic);
- Tamiya Mazda RX7 front spindles;
- Tamiya Mazda RX7 rack & pinion steering (funcional);
Engine Bay:
- resin 426 Hemi;
- machined serpentine pulley set;
- one-off EFI system;
- '98 Mustang body throttle;
- resin air filter;
- resin optima battery;
- fully plumbed/wired;
- smoothed bay w/ polished when done;
- p.e. radiator cap;
- machined connectors;
- hood hinged (functional);
Interior:
- modified dashboard;
- printed instruments;
- clear acetate windshield/rear window;
- seat belt and p.e. hardware;
- resin dvd screen/speakers/subwoofers;
- carpet flocking;
- machined dashboards knobs/levers;
- p.e. custom pedals;
In 2009 I competed in 3 contests with Cuda and it won:
- Best Revell in Rio de Janeiro contest;
- Best Auto in IPMS-Campinas contest;
- and some others awards.
97 build pics https://s122.photobucket.com/albums/o278/bossolani/70%20Cuda/cuda%20build/
I hope you like it, sorry for my bad english and plenty pics!
Cheers!
Cesar
Cesar Bossolani- AMCC NEWBIE!
- Number of posts : 37
Age : 46
Location : Brazil
Registration date : 2012-02-01
Re: '70 'Cuda
That is a sweet ride mate well done
homers customs- Legend Poster
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Age : 47
Location : launceston tasmania
Registration date : 2010-05-08
Re: '70 'Cuda
that's have to be the most beautiful mopar that I have seen,well done on it,Oh welcome here.
allan- AMCC ADDICT
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Age : 67
Location : East Maitland
Registration date : 2008-03-31
Re: '70 'Cuda
Guys you have no idea how talented my mate Cesar is! His modesty is a trait that I admire more than anything. I have become really great friends with him over the last year & we chat/email etc on a regular basis, after meeting on another model-car site. He blow's me away with his passion, talent & overall abilities in this hobby & is 1 bloke of very few that inspires me to be a better builder.
When I first saw the WIP for this Cuda I knew I had to become friend's with Cesar, so I could rack his brain & gain knowledge from him. We share more than a common love of Mopars, Chip Foose etc & I'm extremely proud to call him a mate.. For life.
Now Boss ( his nickname ) please get off your skinny little ass & finish that Superb Magnum!!
Saude Carinha, Cliffo!
When I first saw the WIP for this Cuda I knew I had to become friend's with Cesar, so I could rack his brain & gain knowledge from him. We share more than a common love of Mopars, Chip Foose etc & I'm extremely proud to call him a mate.. For life.
Now Boss ( his nickname ) please get off your skinny little ass & finish that Superb Magnum!!
Saude Carinha, Cliffo!
Cliffo- I should be working on Models
- Number of posts : 247
Age : 53
Location : Newcastle
Registration date : 2012-01-31
Re: '70 'Cuda
Very classy. Wonderfull work Cesar. Well done.
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Fred
Badda Bing Badda Bang
zenrat- Moderator
- Number of posts : 6842
Age : 56
Location : Dank Northern slopes of Mount Martha, Vic
Registration date : 2008-07-17
Re: '70 'Cuda
That is one sick Fish
Yahshu- I Love this place
- Number of posts : 513
Age : 57
Location : Crows Nest, QLD
Registration date : 2011-12-20
Re: '70 'Cuda
That sir is HORN!! What an awsomely impressive mopar that is, increadibly well detailed, must agree, one of the best mopars i have ever seen built and detailed to that degree.
DeeCee- AMCC ADDICT
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Age : 58
Location : Launceston Tas
Registration date : 2011-08-07
Re: '70 'Cuda
That's awesome, nice work mate
Paul- AMCC ADDICT
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Age : 49
Location : Melbourne
Registration date : 2008-03-19
dv8v8- AMCC ADDICT
- Number of posts : 5689
Location : Rockhampton QLD
Registration date : 2008-04-26
Re: '70 'Cuda
Welcome to the forums champ, I've seen your work on other forums and I'm still a huge fan of your work.
Rocket- I should be working on Models
- Number of posts : 424
Registration date : 2008-03-28
Re: '70 'Cuda
Mate, this is incredible. What a piece of amazing art!!
And welcome to the forum
And welcome to the forum
Adam Clark- Legend Poster
- Number of posts : 1063
Age : 27
Location : Launceston
Registration date : 2011-07-11
Re: '70 'Cuda
All class mate
thommo- I should be working on Models
- Number of posts : 390
Age : 51
Location : Western Sydney
Registration date : 2011-04-15
Re: '70 'Cuda
Wow, that looks fantastic! The 70 'Cuda is one of my favourite vehicles and you've definitely done it justice.
Scott.
Scott.
Dino84- AMCC NEWBIE!
- Number of posts : 11
Age : 39
Location : Darwin, NT
Registration date : 2011-05-19
Re: '70 'Cuda
fantastic workmanship
ourcircus- I should be working on Models
- Number of posts : 272
Age : 71
Location : Perth W.A
Registration date : 2009-06-18
Re: '70 'Cuda
Thanks guys for kind words!!
This build was amazing when I was doing, I did a lot of friends in whole world on forums. I did it in 101 entire days then we moved to Japan and 2 years it keeped in my mum's home. Then we moved back to Brazil and I competed in those contests and honestly I didn't expected win all those awards.
Cliffo was too massive in his words, all of that is possible... everyone and everybody can do the same or much better for sure. You only need cool reference pics, some right tools, a lot of pacience and no afraid to try. Sh*ts always happens and you must be strong and try again.
Thank you guys for cool posts and great reception!! Thank you my friend Cliffo for awesome post and for invite me to participate to this very cool forum.
All of you guys feel free to know our brazilian jobs in our board too http://small-dreams.com/forum/ . You can register and configure your profiles to english. All board are posted in portuguese but we allowed english posts also. The must important thing is information exchange and Cliffo did some admirators there with yours awesome buildings, and a great picture is better than 1000 words.
My english isn't good but I hope you can understand me! And as soon as possible I'll post my other cars here.
Cesar
This build was amazing when I was doing, I did a lot of friends in whole world on forums. I did it in 101 entire days then we moved to Japan and 2 years it keeped in my mum's home. Then we moved back to Brazil and I competed in those contests and honestly I didn't expected win all those awards.
Cliffo was too massive in his words, all of that is possible... everyone and everybody can do the same or much better for sure. You only need cool reference pics, some right tools, a lot of pacience and no afraid to try. Sh*ts always happens and you must be strong and try again.
Thank you guys for cool posts and great reception!! Thank you my friend Cliffo for awesome post and for invite me to participate to this very cool forum.
All of you guys feel free to know our brazilian jobs in our board too http://small-dreams.com/forum/ . You can register and configure your profiles to english. All board are posted in portuguese but we allowed english posts also. The must important thing is information exchange and Cliffo did some admirators there with yours awesome buildings, and a great picture is better than 1000 words.
My english isn't good but I hope you can understand me! And as soon as possible I'll post my other cars here.
Cesar
Cesar Bossolani- AMCC NEWBIE!
- Number of posts : 37
Age : 46
Location : Brazil
Registration date : 2012-02-01
Re: '70 'Cuda
Welcome to the forum Cesar. I can't wait to see more work from you.
That Cuda is exactly what I have in my mind that I want to build, I love your attention to detail, congratulations.
That Cuda is exactly what I have in my mind that I want to build, I love your attention to detail, congratulations.
Kane- AMCC ADDICT
- Number of posts : 1505
Age : 48
Location : Rainsville (Sydney)...
Registration date : 2009-01-12
Re: '70 'Cuda
Wow.
You have a dream machine right there mate.
If only it was 1:1 eh?
You have a dream machine right there mate.
If only it was 1:1 eh?
IronMunkie- I should be working on Models
- Number of posts : 148
Age : 30
Location : Sydney
Registration date : 2012-07-21
Re: '70 'Cuda
How did I miss this one?! Amazing mate, and so smooth!
mopar68- Legend Poster
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Location : TAS
Registration date : 2011-01-09
Re: '70 'Cuda
Thanks brothers!
Cheers!
Cheers!
Cesar Bossolani- AMCC NEWBIE!
- Number of posts : 37
Age : 46
Location : Brazil
Registration date : 2012-02-01
Re: '70 'Cuda
"O teu carro é magnífico."
Hey Cesar, congratulations on a brilliant build. So much detail and a perfectly smooth finish - beautiful workmanship. Those Cudas were real bad asses and your replica looks just as mean as the real one - well done.
Hey Cesar, congratulations on a brilliant build. So much detail and a perfectly smooth finish - beautiful workmanship. Those Cudas were real bad asses and your replica looks just as mean as the real one - well done.
tezza43- AMCC ADDICT
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Location : Mornington, Victoria
Registration date : 2008-03-21
Re: '70 'Cuda
wow that is one awesome Cuda
Well done
Well done
Murphy51- AMCC NEWBIE!
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Location : Bathurst NSW
Registration date : 2012-06-10
Re: '70 'Cuda
Hello Cesar
Your Cuda came out really nice. I´ve built the Revell Cuda once and there are some things about the kit that I don´t like. It´s very simple and the front looks kind of chubby and out of shape. But yours looks way cool, great job. I like all the little detail upgrades and modifications you have done on the body.
Looking forward to see more cool stuff from Brazil.
Greetings from Germany
Kevin
Your Cuda came out really nice. I´ve built the Revell Cuda once and there are some things about the kit that I don´t like. It´s very simple and the front looks kind of chubby and out of shape. But yours looks way cool, great job. I like all the little detail upgrades and modifications you have done on the body.
Looking forward to see more cool stuff from Brazil.
Greetings from Germany
Kevin
Stuntman Mike- Glue Sniffer
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Location : Germany
Registration date : 2011-11-30
Re: '70 'Cuda
Sweeeeeeeeet! Love the ghost Hemi on the sides.
sigmaman- AMCC NEWBIE!
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Registration date : 2012-09-03
Re: '70 'Cuda
Right on Mike!-Mark
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