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From a '67 Corvair: Got a complete NOS engine mostly for the correct fan shroud (future casting project?) and a set of steelies, but missed the dash (needed for the Powerglide conversion). Also ordered a set of small rotary saw blades and 3/32" mandrels to help with all the cutting I need to do, especially on the '62 Newports...

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6 hours ago, BlackSheep214 said:

Got this in the mail today. The best part is it's still in its original shrink wrap. I did this kit when I was about 10, 11, or 12 years old. I've been wanting to do this kit again for quite some time now.

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Is that a kind of har kit? I have never built it ...

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5 hours ago, Dragonhawk1066 said:

My Hobbylinc order came in today, just two days shy of my birthday, so definitely a Happy Birthday to me!! Very excited to have gotten all of these kits, especially finally landing the 21 ft. Galaxie trailer!

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Happy birthday early and nice choice of kits..

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15 hours ago, BlackSheep214 said:

Got this in the mail today. The best part is it's still in its original shrink wrap. I did this kit when I was about 10, 11, or 12 years old. I've been wanting to do this kit again for quite some time now.

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I would like to find a more mint version of this kit, as the one I have is a total glue bomb I found at the Swap Meet years ago. I also have the bookend to it, the Bad Dream '56

 

9 hours ago, slusher said:

Is that a kind of har kit? I have never built it ...

Honestly, I have never finished one of these kits! They are very detailed, but a pain to build into a decent model. 

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12 minutes ago, Daddyfink said:

I would like to find a more mint version of this kit, as the one I have is a total glue bomb I found at the Swap Meet years ago. I also have the bookend to it, the Bad Dream '56

 

Honestly, I have never finished one of these kits! They are very detailed, but a pain to build into a decent model. 

This kit was reissued a year or two ago as the Ed Roth '57 Chevy Bel Air.  The kit number is 65-4306. The kit can be built stock but offers a decal set representing Ed Roth's personal car with an extensive set of flames and a stripped roof. The build options include a straight axle to build a gasser. The engine can be built stock or a 6x2 Carb setup or a Super Charger. The box art has a black Bel Air with the flames on it on the cover. 

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On 10/14/2020 at 7:52 AM, espo said:

This kit was reissued a year or two ago as the Ed Roth '57 Chevy Bel Air.  The kit number is 65-4306. The kit can be built stock but offers a decal set representing Ed Roth's personal car with an extensive set of flames and a stripped roof. The build options include a straight axle to build a gasser. The engine can be built stock or a 6x2 Carb setup or a Super Charger. The box art has a black Bel Air with the flames on it on the cover. 

What I meant was to find another Low Rider version again, not just another Revell '57

I have several versions of it in my stash, including an original issue of the first one in mint condition. 

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This past weekend the LHS hosted a "Sidewalk Swap Meet" putting out tables for independent vendors to sell in the parking lot. Turned out to be 3 guys with 3 tables each, all of which I passed on, but since I had taken out some "just in case" cash I went inside and spent it there.

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My birthday haul from my wife and son. So blessed and thankful to have a family that supports my habit, I mean hobby, LOL. The Der Beetle Busses will be a build together project with my wife, so I can't wait until we can start those!! I also had never seen the Mad Rod 1929 Ford Roadster kit before, so that'll be an interesting one to open up.

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Didn't think anyone would do a kit of my 1:1 car, but Aoshima stepped up.  1/32 scale, snap, right-hand drive, but it's the correct color (actually, four colors are offered).  Modeler's does a 1/24 scale kit, in resin (but a manufactured, licensed item).  On backorder, no word on when it will be back in stock.

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4 hours ago, Mark said:

Didn't think anyone would do a kit of my 1:1 car, but Aoshima stepped up.  1/32 scale, snap, right-hand drive, but it's the correct color (actually, four colors are offered).  Modeler's does a 1/24 scale kit, in resin (but a manufactured, licensed item).  On backorder, no word on when it will be back in stock.

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Cool, I have a friend that has a blue one. I may have to build one for him.

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This week I got the July 1965 issue of Car Model, AMT 1960 Chevy Truck "Street Machine" with the neat fuel injection set-up, AMT original issue 1932 Ford Coupe, AMT Ford dealership issue from 1964? 1932 Ford roadster (unfortunately missing a lot of parts), and AMT 1968 Corvette, also missing a few parts but the box art is so cool.

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