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[azers]

Like i said i sold mine i thought they were a little rough for my tastes. I think tony is a member of the puget sound modelers association up here. Might be able to get ahold of him through their website. Here in the pacific northwest.

[Exotics_Builder]

Like i said i sold mine i thought they were a little rough for my tastes. I think tony is a member of the puget sound modelers association up here. Might be able to get ahold of him through their website. Here in the pacific northwest.

 

He still is a member.  But he really had limited inventory and had to store stuff away at the time of shutting down. 

[azers]

Thank you. Tony is a talented person and if anyone can clean up molds he can if he decides to rejuvenate the line. I recognise more people by face than names at the contests up here.

[Exotics_Builder]

Thank you. Tony is a talented person and if anyone can clean up molds he can if he decides to rejuvenate the line. I recognise more people by face than names at the contests up here.

 

I remember you from the time I spent in PSAMA. We are in planning to move back.

[azers]

I am still involved . It took me a bit to remember tony. I didn't realize he was the one who bought out mini exotics. Everyone up here is a great bunch of guys and i enjoy everyones friendship. Including the new ones i meet on the forum.

[horsepower]

This isn't really that hard of a kitbash, if you're really interested in building one, I know of at least two in our area that were done, using the AMT '55 Nomad, & the AMT '53 'Vette as suppliers.

[Casey]

Someone's making "real" Waldorf Nomads now: http://www.superior54.com/ Might be good for reference material.