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if you have an amt 36 theres another option hiding in the toyoda body but its a lot more bodywork. Its on my to do list but i dont mind sharing it cos its a long list, lol

Sharp looking

One sexy cat.

Nonchrome like objects

The best part is your furry friends are having a great time and using some of their basic instincts.

Sad but life out there is tuff for our feathered friends.

The body looks and feels like an empty shell without headlights, but somehow comes alive after glueing them in. I'm always looking forward for this part of the build So headlights are in: Taillights are actually done too, but ill glue the lenses on after the final assembly is done. Body is also together Not much left to do

Crows don't even get along with other crows. They'll pretty much eat whatever doesn't eat them first.

ditto. since Revell's parts pack came out in 1845, or thereabouts it seems, i have wanted to build a street version. a while back i attempted to justify S&H on a small order of paints (let those among us who have never, cast the first sprue!) so i grabbed a Tamiya 1935 Toyoda (sic). it really is a beautiful kit with expected quality and more than a nod to the Chrysler Airflow of the era. but going back & forth on what to do i decided to try the fenders of the Toyoda on the Fiat body in the Yellow Fever kit. we'll see how it goes.

Planet earth has aeons long weather cycles proven by the historical fact that it went from sweltering heat to the ice age and then to a climate that humans can survive and thrive in.

i just ordered one from Amazon (25$ - free with my accumulated points) in making my decision what to get, one of the blurbs i read x Atlantis indicated just that.

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You piqued my curiosity, so I got one of my AMT '66 Mustang Fastback kits out and measured the rim size on the 10-Spoke wheels. They are accurate to 1:25 scale for a 15" wheel.

Will definetly be following. Got a number of Cheetah kits in the works. You are inspiration Dave.

Half way there! This is the kit of the Metro 6R4 rallycar of 1986. The original engine was a Rover V8, but as there wasn't room for the big V8 so the rear two cylinders were cut off! Four wheel drive was fitted for maximum grip and as allowed with any World Rally Car to be as fast as possible.

The chassis is progressing as are the related details, puke tank and lines, steering gear and instrument panel

If you desire something, don't just wish for it, WORK for it. When you save up enough cash to buy, go get it.

Interesting build. A 1/12th scale build would take up my whole work bench.

Thanks Tim. Is it just me, or are those 10 spokes out of scale/disproportionate?

Only on one side.

only took 4 years but its done

Good day hope all are well. I have a number of "strip" cars waiting to built. As someone who was born in 1961, the drag cars of the 1970's are where I started to gain interest in the 1/4 miler's (as well as NASCAR, and the Indy 500 cars). So I have a number of examples in various build stages ranging from unstarted (the Revell '66 Malibu Street Machine, and the Revell '55 Chevy Belair 2n1 that I just got), to the following in partial build stages the Revell 1967 Coronet, the MPC Kalitta Mach 1 F/C, the MPC Duster F/C, the AMT 1965 Falco AFX F/C, and the 1970 Dom's FnF Dodge Charger (although this is more or less a glorified street machine/bracket racer). So if anyone has built any of the cars that I have listed i'd appreciate some pics of them. Thank you. Kind regards, Jersee Jerry 55

Thanks for sharing your photos. A lot of beautiful looking cars.

Great show and liked the wide variety of vehicles. Nice background music.

I am not a GM guy. But when these came out I loved them. When I found this one owner low mileage car cheap....I had to have. 2013 CADDY CTS4 Performance Coupe. A GREAT hiway cruiser