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13/02/2024 10:15 pm
This is a very well done 1966 Chevrolet Biscayne 427 as done by Ertl in 1/18 many years ago. It is a solid diecast model beautifully done by them and here it is in a bright red color.
13/02/2024 10:28 pm
How can you make such a cheap model look so darn good...lol...?
14/02/2024 3:36 am
@100ford2003 Right. It's a pretty decent model...but Mike makes it look even better. I hinged the trunk on mine & added a spare. Also, this 2-dr sedan body could easily be converted into a 4-dr sedan. That was my intension when I bought it..... about 85 projects ago. 😔 😔
David Green reacted
14/02/2024 5:47 pm
 I have always liked this model as there are very few base line cars modelled.
Christopher Moroni reacted
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14/02/2024 6:12 pm
It is a really good model from Ertl and I also like both base line and high-end diecasts/automobiles, Bob. Each have their charms and, of course, automobiles came in many different trim and price levels and offer a great representation.
Biscayne-Bel Air-Impala-Caprice ..... over the years, they are very cool and are superb diecast replicas of those lines, each in their own way.
Christopher Moroni and Steve Jacobs reacted
15/02/2024 1:21 pm
@chris - This is the model I used for the roof on my '66 Chevelle Chevoom project. I'm sure you remember it required a lot of modification with narrowing, repositioning the "B" pillar, and sectioning the "C" pillar to give the trailing edge a less horizontal degree angle. Â
This post was modified 2 years ago by Marty Johnson