1960 chevrolet impala parkwood station wagon

[OgdenBob]

Originally Posted by The-EDSEL

I would be interested in this when completed, but
will have to pass as All your cars have been jpg files
and there is No good way to scale them
That is why I like pdf!!
hover mouse over lower left corner and it shows size in inches,
or metric depending on setting.

This will be cheaper than the Old AMT plastic kit by a LONG shot!!!!!!

Hi Dan,
There is a good site for converting jpeg to pdf. It's simple and it's free.
I have been using it myself for a while now with no problems. Hope this helps you.

Convert JPG to PDF for free - JPG to PDF online converter

Bob

[The-EDSEL]

Thanks, I will give that a try
But, Still none of the jpg/bmp/png files have a Scale on them
so knowing how large to make them is Hit-and-Miss!!
That is why I don't care for them

[michael dazzo]

send me a pm with your e-mail address and I'll send them all to you big and original sized! ok? one is 1/25 scale and the other is 1/20 scale!

anyway here is the body done and it looks great out of paper! the card stock is by 110.bs thick! oh one more thing?? I didn't like the tail light so I re did them over with a red magic marker and I love the results now! next the chassis and wheels and tires!

[michael dazzo]

I also forgot the most important thing the door nobs ! so I had to do them as well!

[michael dazzo]

the body is now?! officially done! and now doing the chassis and all four wheels! and whitewall tires! with moving wheels in motion! out of complete paper stock!

[michael dazzo]

now it's done finally! thank's to everyone who loves it! I like to do classic cars from the 60's fins collection! Cami is going to love this one in here collection! I just know it!

[Gearhead]

Originally Posted by michael dazzo

now it's done finally! thank's to everyone who loves it! I like to do classic cars from the 60's fins collection! Cami is going to love this one in here collection! I just know it!

Bravo! Excellent model!

[Cami]

Well done Michael. I especiallly like how you dealt with the tail fins. There are alot of details all around. It is always nice to see paper model cars from this colorful period, so keep doing more of these!

Cami

[Art Deco]

You did a great job with that complex body shape!

[blueyeppoon]

fantastic, mate! Another great model

MIKE