How to finish Revell's '66 Malibu for less than $40 with paint and supplies included.

Here is the final installment of attempting to build a nice-looking model using a strict budget. This time the interior gets a bunch of budget details and then it is off to final assembly. I didn't break the budget and even had a few dollars to apply to the next project. Here is the cost break down: Revell kit on clearance: $8.25 Krylon Short Cuts Gloss Black - Used $2.83 Krylon Short Cuts Flat Black - Used $1.07 Krylon Short Cuts Red Pepper - Used $1.71 Tamiya TS-17 Gloss Aluminum - Used 43¢ Tamiya White Priner - Used $1.80 Hobby Lobby Flocking - Used 20¢ Testors Dullcoat Enamel - Used 10¢ Engine ignition system - $5.00 Bare-Metal Foil - Used $2.07 Red Peel and Stick Felt - Used 25¢ Aluminum Paper - Used 8¢ Detail Master DM-2210 - Used $2.62 Kit bashed Wheels - $5.00 Mr. Model Aluminum Velocity Stacks - $4.17 Final Talley: $35.58 #revell #malibu #chevelle #howto #scalemodel #modelcars #savemoney #cheapest #detailing