'70 Grande

A beautiful build! Your paint and detail-painting work look excellent; the engine looks superb! I think you definitely succeeded at making it look "meaner", too. Nice job!

Really like this build. Your detailing and paintwork looks awesome! Is that paint color a Dark Blue with a "Purple-ish" cast to it? Love to know the name of that SW paint color!

Nice! That build looks like it'd be very fast and very loud in a 1:1 version!

Really like this build! Even with your resin-release issues, the paintwork looks fantastic! You do very clean work; what's not to like!

Beautiful build! I really like this one and the thought put into it!

Dave, Any updates on how this new Comet Cyclone kit is coming along in pre-production?

Love this build! That color-scheme is unusual and awesome!

Pics opened-up perfectly for me. You did alot of work to this build and it shows! A very nice build with some excellent custom body work done! I've never seen a Shoebox Ford done in quite this same style, and I like it!

You guys bust me up!

I really like this build! As others have already posted; you nailed the look and originality on this build!

Wow, that is an amazing save! Nicely done! How'd you get those chrome-plated headlights to look so good?

The new decal sheet looks great! I guess they ran out of room for numbers "8" and "9" on it tho! Those are the vintage tires from previous issues of this kit. Sadly, their tread pattern is so pronounced that they look more like off-road tires to my eye. Sure would like to see some new sports car racing tires produced by a kit maker some day soon!

Okay, so I did find the answer to my 2nd question; it looks like this reissue has an all-new decal sheet! So, can anybody provide some info on the kit's tires?

To anyone who has the newly-reissued 1/25 AMT Sunbeam Tiger kit on their workbench, I have a couple of quick questions. 1). Are the tires inside this reissue the same as in previous issues of this kit? 2). Has the kit's decal sheet been updated in any way? Would love to see some pics if anyone has the time to add them to this post! Thanks!

Now its just missing a license plate! May I suggest "YEDSEL" in reference to the great paint color! Oh yeah... this is an awesome build!

One of the best-looking builds that I have ever seen of this kit, and I've seen plenty of good builds of it!

A beautiful build! Your paint and decal work is excellent!

From what I can see, there's already a lot to like about this upcoming Bronco if it ends up being produced as this pre-production pic shows. I wondered if it'd have off-road and/or street tires. (Here's a suggestion, Revell; offer both in the first release). Those off-road tires look great! And a roll bar; that's an unexpected surprise. Course, I'd like to see 5 tires and wheels included in this kit too, so we can build it with an exposed spare hanging on the back!

Two outstanding builds of outstanding subject matter; beautifully-done!

Excellent build! Lots of great work put into this build! How'd you create that great-looking Mexican blanket seat cover?

If the shop floor wasn't so clean, I think I'd mistake that first pic as a 1:1! Really, really nice build... flawless execution!

As many have already posted, I too, am looking forward to the release of this new Bronco. It will be an interesting kit to have in-hand. The 1:1 Bronco's had a 92" wheelbase and were about 150" in length. That should translate to a 1/25 body that's barely 6" long!

Sure would like to see some pics of the parts inside this reissue once any of you have one in-hand! I believe it'll be pretty much a straight reissue, but I haven't convinced myself that I need to get one yet. Can one of you post some pics here when you get one? Thanks!

Really like this build! I know this kit is a challenging build, (I've been working on mine for over 7 years and still have a ways to go). Your great looking build might inspire me to pull it out again and restart my build. Nice job; your build is one of the best that I've seen of this kit!

Nicely, nicely done! Your paint scheme and decals are awesome! They look perfect for a early-1970's era flopper!