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1/16 scale Leopard 2A7. The newest version of Germany’s Leopard series. It is a huge model. UPS just delivered it. Mom texted to let me know she took it in the house. 👍🏻 Internet photo to help show the size of this beast. I was an M1A1 tanker. I spent four years in Germany. I got to climb around on a Leo 2A5. What a cool tank. It has a backup camera for the driver…among other things. The 2A6 got a barrel that is a meter longer than the 2A5. Higher velocity for the projectile.

What engine is in the AMT Pro Shop ‘57? I bought one for a pro street build. I could part with the kit engine. (I’m not at home to check)

When it pulled out into the sunlight, I saw that the paint was a candy. That cool car, with cream colored leather and candy burgundy paint. Wow. GM really had their act together in the mid ‘60s. 👍🏻

They look like the wheels in Fujimi’s Koenig Testarossa.

What is the value?

Another bargain 612 Scaglietti. Different box, all parts molded in white. It’s such a nice looking car 👍🏻

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I wish I had something to trade. Is that company still in business? I couldn’t find it.

I’ve wanted one of these for a long time. This one is a bargain (relatively speaking). It looks like the body has been painted…unless it was molded in blue. Cool car and very hard to find model.

This is a side for Thanksgiving dinner. We’re celebrating today, because my brothers have been out of town. Cornbread with everything. It’s moist and has cheese, jalapeños, and bacon. My first time making this recipe. That little sample told me it’s everything I wanted. I tried coming up with my own recipe several times and it never worked. I finally just googled “moist cornbread with jalapeños, cheese, and bacon”. Success.

You know about the Tamiya 1/12 scale 1970s Dodge van, right? It’s an injection molded body for R/C. It would need an interior. It sits on a monster truck chassis, so you it would need street wheels and tires. A pretty cool canvas for a ‘70s custom paint job. You can find the bodies on eBay.

Had to get this version, with everything molded in white. I think it is a very nice looking car.

Wow! Thank you.

I do not have a 3D printer, I wish I knew how to do that. I have looked for custom printing but it’s all Greek to me.

I haven’t had any luck finding them. Thanks. Lee