Factory Stock '67 Camaro RS/SS, '70 Super Bee, '62 Impala SS

Scale factory stock model car builder, Nathan Walker, starts with the color he wants to add to his collection and finds the perfect car to fit. Careful research of vintage dealer documentation for accuracy shows an appreciation of the wealth of options of the era. Nathan shares his builds with us, including an award winner and an antenna tip, at the Classic Plastic Model Club Exhibition in Lawrence, MA in 2023.

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[ModelCarMuse]

Thank you to Nathan, for sharing his stunning builds with us. Check out the links in the description to see more of his cars, and the modelers who inspired him.

Thank you to our Tier 5 Patron, Mark S. Gustavson, Esq.

[christesta]

Nathan is a fantastic builder. He is keeping the model car hobby alive. Thank you Doug for sharing. Your videos are always inspiring.

[cruzer]

Great episode, I love the Muscle Car side of this hobby, definitely my favorite....

[daviddale]

Thank you Nathan. It does this old guys heart good to see the younger modelers building '60's and '70's muscle!

[plymouthdie-castreplicas]

That Super Bee is a top! Beautiful job!

[frankhawl]

It's a pleasure to see builders so passionate about their hobby. I to spend a month or more on some builds. I also think those who keep these modeling Competitions going. It pushes the builder to produce such beautifully detailed works of art. And as a builder I get so inspired by the builds on display. As others have commented" These shows inspire young people to enter the hobby, hopefully it will keep the hobby alive for another generation" take care guys, and girls.

[timrhine]

Another great interview Doug
Nathan is a great kid and a fantastic builder

[davidfreyta]

Those are some nicely done models. I like your channel because of the diversity of modeling styles, tips and tricks you feature. Not to mention the interviews with the builders. You're never to old to learn something new.

[alancyr]

Great looking builds! Can't wait to see what he brings this Fall. Thanks for sharing.

[edwinalicea]

Hey mister, you are an old soul... Great work.

[davidimrie]

I love all 3 builds. But I especially love the Camaro.

[mikesmodscustoms]

Great looking builds. Also a fan of Nathan's sweet shirt. I'm originally from Central mass area. Home of WPI!

[johndavison]

I remember him as a kid building....he got even better... followed in his father Dave's footsteps!!!

[vernhoke]

Back about 50 years ago, when I was getting ready to get my learners permit, I went on a quest to get my first car. In early 1967, I saw a '67 Camaro in the parking lot of the apartment complex we lived in. Sure, I had the Hot Wheels Camaro, but this was a real one.
After going through the classified ads, I found one the next town over. I rode my 10-speed over to check it out. It was a Butternut Yellow coupe with a black vinyl roof and bumblebee stripe, 327 with a 4 speed. Sadly, I didn't get the car.

[curtisboxill-boxmansbuilds]

Great video and a real talented builder!, and i agree with him sometimes you see a color that just jumps out at you that know is going to look real good.

[scaleffect]

Great interview, liked the tips shared on the antennas! I will have to try that after knocking the antenna off my Beetle about a hundred times 😂

[dalekloka]

Thank you for your videos. An eye 👁️ on the world that I can’t get to.

[biglakehotrods]

I went to 3k on my real car. I can’t imagine going from 3 to 12k sanding. Eeek. The Results are very nice!