"This Sunoco Camaro was inspired by Dave Thibodeau's article in the April 2008 issue of Scale Auto ," says Nick Anderson. "In this build, I used a lot of Dave's directives and made some alterations of my own." Nick chose Tamiya TS-15 Blue for the finish and painted the wheels...

Nick Anderson built these Camaros from two different kits. The one on the right is a Revell Snap-Tite kit, which came with rally racing stripes in sticker form. "This kit has a more muscular stance and was termed the Camero Concept car," says Nick. The rear wheels are larger then the front...

Frank Cahall from Newark, Delaware, built this Revell 1969 Camaro. The model has a Camaro Pro Stock engine, scratchbuilt nitrous and throttle linkage plate, and 1957 Chevy Pro Sportsman convo pro wheels. Frank airbrushed the model with Testors Guards Red paint.

"I built this as a nostalgic drag car. The parts went together well, and the body took well to automotive lacquer, primer, and paint," says Randy.

Nick Anderson's 1967 Camaro has a scratchbuilt racing interior, and wheels and tires from a Willys kit. The paint is Tamiya Pure White over white primer.

Built from a Monogram kit, this 1979 Camaro has Dupli-Color paint, Revell WJ Olds wheels, Monogram NASCAR rear tires, and a Monogram Dominator carburetor.

This Revell 1969 Camaro has a big-block engine from an El Camino, scratchbuilt linkage plate, and flocked carpeting. The finish is Dupli-Color Ford Electric Current with no clearcoat.

"My son is 8 years old, and this is his first model. It's a Camaro snap kit, and he is very proud of it."

Lance Fuller built this 1:12 scale 1969 Camaro from a kit that he purchased years ago. "I decided it was time to build it," says Lance.

This AMT 1993 Camaro SS is finished with Dupli-Color red. It has a NASCAR intake manifold, single Revell Dominator carburetor, and lowered suspension.