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Post by ramcharger on Jun 10, 2010 5:28:14 GMT -6
Here's my Super Van Zinger! in purple flake. I wired the distributor, drilled out the Zoomies, and chromed the front axle. Man, I love these things! They are so goofy the are cool. They build up real easy and quick and they look like they are supposed to. Comments welcome!    Thanks for looking!
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Post by snakeplissken81 on Jun 10, 2010 5:58:41 GMT -6
Real nice job Ram. Purple is a favorite of mine. I agree they are cool and do build up well. All but one that is...I'm having a problem with the '57 chevy. The front fender does not fit the body very well without some putty and rework. That's my only complaint about the kits.
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Post by jim on Jun 10, 2010 6:37:26 GMT -6
sharp
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Post by 70elcamino on Jun 10, 2010 7:21:18 GMT -6
Great job.
Russell
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Post by treswright on Jun 12, 2010 7:21:32 GMT -6
Nice work Ramcharger! All but one that is...I'm having a problem with the '57 chevy. The front fender does not fit the body very well without some putty and rework. That's my only complaint about the kits. I haven't built the 57 or Van yet, but of the ones I've built the Little Red Zinger had the best parts fit and the Vette had the worst. All of the 5 I've built so far needed cleanup work on seams and removing flashing, but that's really optional work depending on how picky one wants to be  Round 2 did a great job with these reissues, the problems are not with Round 2's work but with the original kits themselves which have the same fit issues. But they are fun little kits, a kid with little experience can slap one together and end up with acceptable results while a pro builder can spend many hours tweaking them and turn them into something more elaborate |
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Post by noodles on Jun 14, 2010 14:08:08 GMT -6
Very cool, love the color and the injection. Awesome.
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Post by Eggzilla1 on Jul 2, 2010 6:54:37 GMT -6
Great color and nice build all around.
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Round 2 did a great job with these reissues, the problems are not with Round 2's work but with the original kits themselves which have the same fit issues. But they are fun little kits, a kid with little experience can slap one together and end up with acceptable results while a pro builder can spend many hours tweaking them and turn them into something more elaborate 
