This is a very nice kit of the Baldwin Camaro. With a little research it can be built as a Nickey Chevrolet Camaro. They use the same hood, but you will need to fill in 2 small attachment points on the trunk lid or use a smaller spoiler from the Z28 kit to cover the area; as the big Baldwin rear spoiler would not be used. It is well molded but there is flash on the parts.. The downside of this kit is that it can't be built as a stock Camaro because you only get the Baldwin hood. The interior console is a separate piece so it can be left out to make a simpler interior. This version is molded in green. That is a hard color to cover with spray paint. You will need to spray it with a good primer. The green kit color is smooth and uniform. You can just not paint it.

Dark green is just awful. Stick with white. You will use too much primer to cover the dark green.

I really love the Baldwin Motion Camaros and wanted to duplicate that paint scheme. The white stripe decals turned out to be too thin and transparent. The white paint transition line shows under the decal. I had just completed a Starsky & Hutch kit that had excellent white stripe decals what were thick and looked painted-on. I expected the same from this kit but was disappointed. Others have had nice results with different paint schemes. I would suggest using the black decals if you want to get the Baldwin Motion paint scheme. These should work better than the white, but I haven’t tried it. Fitting the body over the interior tub requires a lot of stretching of the body – which makes it hard to keep the windshield in place. This also requires that you glue the firewall to the frame rather than the body. I could never get my body to the right angle on the frame – too high in the front and too low in the back. This was partly caused by my kit having a warped front frame, which I would imagine is a fluke. But the back end still seems to sit too low. Even if the body fit better, the ride height seems off. If I try another one I think I will mount the front wheel spindles upside down to help lower the front. The details are good. I may try another and use what I have learned the first time.