DEL Posted October 30 Thank you for letting us know, Greg. Greg is also doing extensive upgrades to his work area for mold and parts storage to help streamline to kit creation process. I know it's been a wait but do hang on, 'more betters' stuff coming too. (redneck said that to me one time😋) That looks like some tough, hard to bend RTA in that pic too... Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
gator52 Posted November 2 Thanks for the update Greg! Looking forward to this and future collaborative projects from you & Dwayne- Chris Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Tom Geiger Posted November 2 (edited) Terry Jessee just did a review of this kit and your Nova on the Scale Auto site. Edited November 2 by Tom Geiger Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Greg Wann Posted November 3 (edited) Yes, He and I have been emailing. I thought it was a very nice article. I only wish I were able to provide more of what he wanted. The CV kits are $110.00. He purchased one early on for $95.00 so that was the price in the article. A percentage of each one sold does go to it's creator for personal reasons, I doubt many other casters would do this with a project. Dwayne got ripped off by another person. I also include postage with sales to the lower 48, provide packing materials, resin /silicone materials, electricity, equipment, trip to the Post Office, etc. So, I 'm not exactly getting rich selling these kits so we needed to charge a bit more. They are a good quality value. Flash in openings pops right out. I make great looking tires. I am amazed the grille mold has held up so well. We are working to make molds that will make multiple copies. Marty has been helping me and Glen has too. Marty is slowly working on a site called Holy Grail Resin Emporium. Marty prefers to make parts and Glen has been working hard with organizing and putting up shelves and does clay up of parts. Clay up is timely and boring but is very important to a molds performance. I have mailed to other countries with USPS, usually around $40.00 to $50.00 USD. This is the cheapest way. Once it leaves the USA there is no tracking and I have to fill out a customs form, of course. There is something somewhat new called desktop injection molding but I would need to be able to 3d print the molds. It's roughly 4 grand to get started. Greg Edited November 3 by Greg Wann Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Tom Geiger Posted November 3 Greg, at $110 your Crown Vics are a very good value.  It's pretty much a full kit, and all of it scratch built. And wonderfully cast! Anyone receiving them should be very happy. I know I am! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
av405 Posted November 4 Greg, I sent you a PM a few days ago. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
