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About FordRodnKustom
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- Birthday 11/23/1954
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N.W. Florida sometimes known as LA (lower Alabama)
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Ron Savoie
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Thanks Steve, I'll look into that idea. Nice pic BTW.
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Thanks Steve. That's about what I thought. I have some of those too but they are a little too small for the 1/24th kit.
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Anyone know of a source for these in 24th scale to fit the RevelloGram kit? To me the '57 units in the kit just don't look right. TIA
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I like these kits. They're great slump busters. I'll be glad to get another Fury, Here's one I recently finished.
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Tom Daniels inspired '40 Ford coupe Show 'n' go rod
FordRodnKustom replied to kiwicraigr@gmail.com's topic in Model Cars
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Ooops...Forgot about my Ranchero.
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Here's my only Falcon... ]
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Magnificent! Straight from the '56 GM Motorama. Very well done. The guy driving looks like he had a few too many expressos' LOL
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Monogram '69 Super bee six pack
FordRodnKustom replied to Mr mopar's topic in Car Kit News & Reviews
Overall I like this kit. With a little work it builds up well. I don't mind building 24th scale at all. I built this one from I think the first issue, It was molded in metallic blue styrene, Done as sort of a day 2 A12 -
I like these kits. They make great slump busters or just a refreshing change of pace from more involved builds. Here's what I did with a Force and a Ramblur. Working on a Street Fury now. Glad ti hear they will be making a come back.
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Greetings all, hope everyone and theirs is safe and well. Here is my latest build, finished it up yesterday. I started with this original screw bottom AMT '64 Mercury convertible that I've had hanging around here for a few years so I decided to see if I could do something with it...... After a swim in the purple lake, a little sanding and a spritz of Testors paint here we are... Thanks for checking it out and as always comments, questions and discussions are welcome and encouraged.
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Thanks! Good catch there as that '60's "futuristic" styling was kind of what I was going for, like a factory concept.