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C-7 wip

Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2016 6:37 am
by midnightprowler
Revell's 2014 C-7 snap kit.

In primer:

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Re: C-7 wip

Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2016 5:20 pm
by mustang1989
This should be good. What's your plans for the build? OOB or all out?

Re: C-7 wip

Posted: Mon Oct 24, 2016 2:11 am
by midnightprowler
OOB. She's a snap kit, pretty simple. Laguna blue, red and black interior. Just wanted to do a simple fairly quick build I don't have to do anything to.

Re: C-7 wip

Posted: Mon Oct 24, 2016 5:19 am
by mustang1989
Man that's a mere dream of mine to be able to do an OOB build Lee. Something to where I don't have to wonder where I'm going to put the radiator, place a fuel cell, wonder how I'm going to route fuel lines, cooling system hoses, transmission cooler lines and transmission shift linkage as well as engine mounts , transmission mounting/ bracing............arrrrgh!!!! :headslap:

Will be watching your progress buddy. :grin:

Re: C-7 wip

Posted: Mon Oct 24, 2016 10:56 am
by Stikpusher
mustang1989 wrote:Man that's a mere dream of mine to be able to do an OOB build Lee. Something to where I don't have to wonder where I'm going to put the radiator, place a fuel cell, wonder how I'm going to route fuel lines, cooling system hoses, transmission cooler lines and transmission shift linkage as well as engine mounts , transmission mounting/ bracing............arrrrgh!!!! :headslap:

Will be watching your progress buddy. :grin:
:that: You and me both! except for the subject areas... but I can not seem to leave 'well enough" alone
right now on ANY builds...

Just curious but what is a C-7? In my mind I see the aircraft, the DeHaviland Caribou. :Beaver:

Re: C-7 wip

Posted: Mon Oct 24, 2016 12:02 pm
by Duke Maddog
Stikpusher wrote:
mustang1989 wrote:Man that's a mere dream of mine to be able to do an OOB build Lee. Something to where I don't have to wonder where I'm going to put the radiator, place a fuel cell, wonder how I'm going to route fuel lines, cooling system hoses, transmission cooler lines and transmission shift linkage as well as engine mounts , transmission mounting/ bracing............arrrrgh!!!! :headslap:

Will be watching your progress buddy. :grin:
:that: You and me both! except for the subject areas... but I can not seem to leave 'well enough" alone
right now on ANY builds...
Wow, I'm just the opposite. I have that freedom every day and on every build to just build it out of the box and make it look good with just the pieces in the box.


Looking forward to seeing more.

Re: C-7 wip

Posted: Tue Oct 25, 2016 5:41 pm
by midnightprowler
Thanks. C7 means seventh generation of the Corvette.

Re: C-7 wip

Posted: Tue Oct 25, 2016 9:52 pm
by Stikpusher
midnightprowler wrote:Thanks. C7 means seventh generation of the Corvette.
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh... :hmm:

I must be getting old as I still love the lines of the 70s era Corvette Stingrays... :lashed:


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Re: C-7 wip

Posted: Wed Oct 26, 2016 2:33 am
by mustang1989
It's not getting old that's the problem. While I like the looks of the newer Vettes, The older ones like that 70 model there just look plain out cool!

Re: C-7 wip

Posted: Wed Oct 26, 2016 2:43 am
by mustang1989
Duke Maddog wrote:
Stikpusher wrote: :that: You and me both! except for the subject areas... but I can not seem to leave 'well enough" alone
right now on ANY builds...
Wow, I'm just the opposite. I have that freedom every day and on every build to just build it out of the box and make it look good with just the pieces in the box.


Looking forward to seeing more.
LOL! I've always liked detail in modeling so I guess I shoot myself in the foot there. It starts with some ignition wires..................then throttle linkage.........anodized fuel fittings............and then.................you know the deal. I can't usually find all that in the box. I do envy folks who are content with what's in the box and build a beautiful model out of it though. This detail stuff is almost addicting............but on the other hand it's fun.