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Beautiful work! The interior detail is outstanding!
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AMT 1/25 Scale 1969 Oldsmobile 442 W-30 Navy Metallic.
larman replied to Dragonhawk1066's topic in Model Cars
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Super job, your details are fantastic!
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My 1970 El Camino.
larman replied to TIP-TOP's topic in 1:1 Reference Photos: Auto Shows, Personal vehicles (Cars and Trucks)
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Wow! Outstanding! The detailing is incredible! Probably the best Willys gasser model I have seen!
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Very nice! You say the valve covers are not correct, but why wouldn't they be if the car is modified? They were made for a 413/426 wedge engine and you are using them on a 440. They are all RB blocks, so they should be interchangeable, especially in scale. Any way, that is a great color and even though you don't like the wheels, they look great on just about everything.
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Another winner! Your Monogram builds are super! Love the color and stance. That dash is cool too!
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Nice job! I like the mods you did, they work well for this era car. The real ones were beasts at the time and it is a shame they seem to be kind of overlooked.
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Nice! Great stance and the under hood detail is outstanding!
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My '29 custom pu!
larman replied to TIP-TOP's topic in Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
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I agree, Thanks Scott!
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Nice work on that frame! Looking good!
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Excellent job! Great color choice! I like the multi-tone interior.
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1/32 Atlantis (ex-Monogram) Funny Car Kits
larman replied to Casey's topic in Car Kit News & Reviews
The original issues did not always have the same color as the box either. I had the Monogram Charger "The Fiend", first issue with the body tin. I think the box art was red or orange and the body was molded in a gross dark olive green. I was a young kid and very disappointed, so my dad spray painted it blue for me, I still have it! -
The Monogram 1970 GTX and Superbird have a 440 6 pack in 1/24 scale. The Amt 1969 GTX and 1970 Super Bee have the same in 1/25.
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Wow! Another absolute stunner! Beautiful color combination!
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I like it. Things were different back then. My dad was working at a Dodge dealer in the early to mid 70's and he told me that custom paint could be done as long as they could provide a paint code and the cost was something like an additional $50 to the cost of the vehicle.
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Super job! It is so hard to do stuff in 1/20 scale, but this is probably the best hot rodded Hubley model I have seen. Love the color too.
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Eventhough I did not know him, this hit almost as hard as when you find out about a friend you have known for some time. He was such a great writer and as so many have said, made you feel like you knew him. It is just a terrible thing. I really enjoyed the blog he was doing and looked forward to seeing the emails when they popped up. Condolences to his family and friends.
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Oh. My info said the separate kits were 1965 and the Wild One was 1966. I saw it on the internet, so it must be true... 😉 Well, serves me right for trying to be a know it all, when it doesn't really matter anyway!😁
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The recently issued AMT '29 kit is the MPC kit and I am guessing the new one will be the same with Coke decals added.
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That's not the original issue. The original issues were 2 separate kits: Issued around 1965