Salvinos JR Hendrick Motorsports 2022 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 Chase Elliott - Hooters

Christian W
Super, to see the next gen built! I liked the paint schema. It is in a kind of way classic. Thank you for showing it!

btw: I didn't recognize the figure of Chase Elliott - isn't he the most popular driver this year? He looks a little "fat" *gigling*. Nevertheless: the model kit looks superb. Makes me wanting one too.

Neuling
Very good build in nice presentation!

Phil M
Christian W: its just a generic pilot from a model company, not a figure of chase elliott

Kyle DeHart
Been wanting to try out one of these next gen kits. This looks outstanding! Nice work

Phil M
be careful when you build it, I was disappointed how many parts didnt fit well and the instructions are horrible...I expected something in the line of a great revell kit, as its a new gen kits from salvino, but its really like an AMC kit...not sure I will buy another salvino as one of their older kit disappointed me also (body and frame huge gap!!!)
The body is great tho, need a little sanding...but the decals are superb, one of the best (the decals from their older kits seems great as well).
In the end, the model is good looking, especially because of the good decals and great body.

Kyle DeHart
Thanks for the heads up Phil. Didn't know what to really expect out of their kits. I know a lot of their old stuff is a mix of old monogram kits and their own stuff but haven't acquired any of them to try yet. Probably still build one at some point. You've proven they can be built to look nice!

Phil M
if you<re used to old MPC and AMT kits youll be probably ok, just verify everything fit, cut and sand everything before painting and assembly...its not a tamiya kit for sure.

Kyle DeHart
Oh yeah. I'm completely used to those. Every time I build one I try to have a stress free kit to build along with them so I don't lose my mind. Lol

Phil M
ahaha I do the same, usually do a Tamiya kit between two AMT-REVELL-ETC... to think "Im not that bad"...haha...

Kyle DeHart
Hahaha. I completely relate to that. A good kit can make all the difference.