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Goldvarg Collection 1963 Chevy Nova
Dear friends,
I want to share the first photos of the Goldvarg Collection 1963 Chevy Nova project volume study. Some color tests, lot of work still to do and improvements to be done! Enjoy.photo no longer available
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OMG fantastic.
I want the green one!
+1. Very period correct.
David Knight
Richmond, Virginia. USA
Another thought, Sergio. The wheel covers are too small. There is too much black between the wheel covers and the thin whitewalls. Please consider making the wheels and/or wheelcovers (i.e, hubcaps) larger, so that the distance between the chrome wheelcovers and the narrow whitewalls is smaller. Otherwise, great effort!
Sergio, i used to sell these and pardon me for the suggestion:
That round gas cap was more flush to the body. And when closed in the right position the handle line was horizontal. And it was all body color I think. I hope this is not a big deal that re-makes the whole body. But it just stuck right out to me. I didn't even notice the size of the wheel covers.
Lookin' great.
Saint Clair Shores, Michigan
Im thinking that it is not the diameter of the wheel covers but rather the size of the tire; in particular the distance of the whitewall stripe from the wheel rim????
+1 agree about the flush gas cap and horizontal line. I do appreciate that these pics are early renditions however. In general I think this model will be a smash success when details are perfected.
Fantastic model, even at this early stage. Metallic silver blue please!!!
I never really looked at the Chevy Nova, so I turned to pictures. (PICs)
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I think your interpretation looks good, Sergio. I wish you good fortune in its reception.
Nice colours. Very appropriate....the Sixties had arrived!
Green is my choice ... NICE
Agreed ... but if the color of the steel wheel (body color) is shown the entire wheel would look much more realistic.