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Christian W
Unisual car 🙂 I'm on that.

Neuling
Nice!

George Williams
Very nice modelling, especially in this scale.

Chris Reimann
Looks awesome!

Christian W
This wide body and fat wheels looking great!

Brent Caughy
$5 find at on a hobby store clearance table. Any little kit in a storm. A little detail can make good of an old kit.

George Williams
Make a great slot car.

Jennifer Franklin
I loved the movie Thelma and Louise; this is great.

Alex K
Interesting 👍

Bob Hall
Rat-tailed Jimmy is a second hand hood
Deals down in Hollywood
Got a '65 Chevy, with primered flames
Traded for some powdered goods 🤘😎🤘

István Szücs
Perfect!

Villiers de Vos
Very nice work.

Bob Hall
Oh yeah ! The "Powdered Goods" in the back seat is definitely the Coup DE Grâce ! Fabulous work indeed !

Bob Hall
That's awesome, love the backstory !

Neuling
Cool project!

Brent Caughy
Thanks. First time painting with all acrylics.

Neuling
Looks good. More pictures would be nice!

Brent Caughy
Thanks. Just moved. It's packed away right now but I'll add more when settled.

Giorgos
Although I only do 1/48 aircraft, this project caught my attention as the movie is one of my favorites with Redford and Dunaway at their best!!! The model looks great!!! Congrats!
I think there is a Ford Bronco at the opening of another favorite movie of mine, the "China Syndrome" of 1979, but at these scenes it's very clean and bright 🙂
I like yours better, all worn, dirty and rusty !!!
Looking forward to more photos once you get the chance!!

(The strange thing is that the car in the "Three days of the condor" movie is a 1970 Bronco, which, at the time of filming (1975) should have been only 5 years old, so rather new and not as battered.
Source: facebook.com/2617992..796083633460/?type=3

The car in the "China Syndrome" is a 1978 Bronco model, so when it was filmed (1979) it was indeed new.
Source:
m.facebook.com/26179..-f/1130805320299203/)

Brent Caughy
Thanks very much. This kit was really a first attempt at weathering a model. I had left this hobby behind years ago but a number of YouTube posters showed me all of the secrets I never knew as a kid.
y thoughts on the Condor Bronco was that I think they may have sourced it as a used fleet vehicle or such from a utility company or likewise. The paint scheme was not a factory one and I doubt anyone would have actually chosen to paint one that way. I figured a fleet vehicle in New York could get that worn looking in five years. Look what the East Coast does to taxis!
I'll have to watch the China Syndrome again. I had forgotten that Bronco, That movie freaked me out when I was a kid. Scary ideas back then.
Another Michael Douglas Bronco is the" little Mule" in Romancing the Stone. Great scene. I drove a lot of these old Broncos in the past while working for Ford Dealers. The early ones were always my favorites.