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AMT 1/25 1962 Pontiac Catalina 421 SD

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Geoff Jowett
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nice car, unfussed smooth lines. Couple more pics in Handicraft forum.

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Oh boy, that Pontiac looks great as this 1/25 model. The 421 SD V-8 engine makes it more than a little old lady vehicle .....unless she she lives in Pasadena and also drives Dodges ! I have Ertl's excellent 1/18 version of this sleeper Pontiac.



   
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Terrific car to have as a scale model! LOVE the interior! Great job Geoff!



   
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John Napoli
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Very nice Geoff.  I still have an unbuilt model of this and one that was fully assembled by AMT as their Masterpiece series done in a light green. I need to find it.



   
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@carsman1958 

I've got the AMT Masterpiece in red.  

Nice looking build Geoff!

 



   
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Very nice Geoff..

 



   
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Geoff Jowett
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Thank you Mike, Pete, Tony, John and Greg. As mentioned the body style really appeals. All these subtle variations away from the 'square', perfect balance between front and back. I really would have jumped on a mint diecast. 

finally getting somewhere with paint masking, 2 tone seats came up well. Now I just have to master curving the blade to highlight window and windscreen trim.



   
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Posted by: @geoff-jowett

Thank you Mike, Pete, Tony, John and Greg. As mentioned the body style really appeals. All these subtle variations away from the 'square', perfect balance between front and back. I really would have jumped on a mint diecast. 

finally getting somewhere with paint masking, 2 tone seats came up well. Now I just have to master curving the blade to highlight window and windscreen trim.

Thank YOU Geoff, for all the cool work and pics you share with us!



   
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Unless, one had a hearing disability, there is no way the 1:1 could come off as a sleeper.

Nice job with the 1:25.


John Bono
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