I am a huge Cadillac fan.  Of all the new Caddies available right now, the Escalade would be my first choice.  One reason is because I'm a big man with a big family and I need big cars.  Another is the 345 hp. engine of the Escalade.  Finally, I love Cadillac luxury.  All these needs and wants are met with the Escalade.              

I could hardly wait for this kit to come out, as I am a big Cadillac fan.  I was somewhat disappointed when I found that this kit had no engine, but I made due.

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This Caddy was made from the Revell Cadillac Escalade 2'n 1 kit.  I built it basically box stock.  Because there is no engine it was a fairly quick build.  There were no modifications done on the surprisingly detailed molded chassis.  I opted not to use the kit supplied 23's and bought some 28" spinner type wheels off of Ebay.  Ya know, for the bling.  These wheels originally came from a die cast model but I am not sure what brand.  Probably Dub City.

The interior was painted in Testors Light Ghost Gray and Gunship Gray, to look like stock colors.  I decided not to use the decals for the wood details and painted them instead.  The third row seating was left out in order to allow room for the subs and amps.

For the exterior I used Dupli-Color Cherry Red and Burgandy auto finishes.  Bare Metal Foil black was used for window trim and windshield washers.  I used the kit supplied decals for emblems and badges.

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