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[niteowl7710]

 

They don't, and have a much stricter coupon policy than say, Michael's.

 

That probably has something to do with the abacuses they are running the inventory control program through...They have to be the only major retailer in existence that doesn't have some form of scanning register/computerized inventory.

[hooterville75]

It's a family bonding experience!!  Although if you just blew up your car, there might be better things to spend your money on than models...just sayin'

 

 

Is a grown man with my priorities in line.  I'll be aight... Just sayen

[Casey]

Just stopped by my local Michael's and they have done another re-set, or at least added a few new kits, mostly Revell or Monogram kits in the "Dream Rides" packaging. "New" kits I saw were:

 

1/24 '71 GTX

1/24 Shelby Cobra 427 S/C (the wire wheels version)

1/24 '64-1/2 Mustang Convertible

1/25 Dodge Ram VTS pickup

1/25 '99 Mustang Cobra

1/25 Dodge Viper R/T10

1/25 Ford Aeromax, SnapTite

 

1/25 AMT '72 GTO

[High octane]

I rarely go to Michaels as they usually have very little to offer as far as kits & paints go, however my Hobby Lobby that is a 1/2 mile away has a good selection of kits & paints and supplies and I use the 40% off coupon often.