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Drat! I was wanting to see what Round2 did with that kit. Hope it re-surfaces next year.

Look in HPI Guy's video. He has a good close up shot that you can freeze frame.

Holy Cats! What great Car. Nice work.

Oh Wow! That scratch built trailer is Da Bomb! Fantastic work.

Again Chuck, another Home Run. Nice Build. Needs an Air Compressor in the Bed.

Wow! Awesome Build. I like the Wheels/Tires.

Man, I agree on getting somebody to resin cast an 8' longbed for the Chevy. I need one badly.

Beautiful Build. But I was hoping for a 'Real' FJ not the modern version.

Plus 2 on the Morgan.

Thanks, Casey. Looks like everything is still in the kit. Now, I gotta get one.

Just found this on Casey's Model kit instruction site. http://modelkitreviews.proboards.com/thread/984/smp-1959-imperial-convertible?page=1&scrollTo=1009 How many of the optional parts listed for the SMP kit, have survived to the Model King (and now Round2) Imperial? Does it still offer both the Rear Deck and Continental Spares?

Great Work. Where did you find that Jeep Trailer?

Looking forward to see what you do with this build, Jan. The Revell '37 is a great kit. What have you in mind for an engine? The Flathead Merc in the Monogram '40 Ford Pickup, is a simple, but sharp engine. Better than the engine in the Monogram '36 Ford Coupe, IMHO.

Looking good, Rob.

Well, from what has been said by Round2, the Toolbox and Jack that have always been in these kits, has survived into this release as well. Plus, there is the little Rupp minibike. I'll be curious to see if the extra fuel tank that went in the bed, from the early Baja versions is in the kit. Round2 also mentions a Flasher, so we may see that and the Roll bar and driving lights. (or not) When this kit finally lands in the US, it is going to be gone over with a fine-tooth comb. I expect there will be some grousing over this detail or that, but on the whole I think it will sell out quick. P.S. Tim, thanks for the Reply. I look forward to your views on this kit.