Daddyfink

Time to pre order!

My bodies came from Fremont Resin and where copies of an original MAG kit. Skip Samples put the body together and cut out the cowl section for a better fit and look. The side engine plates are still the original kit size and need to be trimmed to look more like the movie car.

Wow, this is a super nice kit and you are doing a super nice job! A fellow model club member just built one and said it was an absolute jewel of a kit. Now the challenge is on to make a Hot Rod out of one

No worries, just trying to help. But, I do have a spare resin body if you would like to borrow that.

Sadly, he made these decals with an Inkjet and thus they do no have the white underlay, which I think he was making with the ALPS

Well, I was offering them to you since you have someone who can do decals.

Would you be interested in using the decals I used? If I can find my spare set. They where corrected by my friend when he did them to more closely match the real car.

Oh yeah! It came out killer!!

You're welcome!

What makes you think the box is going to change?

Thanks! The Decals where done by my late friend Skip Samples, he actually modified them to fit the kit better as the original ones are a bit undersized. He also mastered the body and Fremont Resin sells/Sold it. If I could find someone to do decals I would have them duplicated. Also, I should have run the plug wires over the valve covers so they would be more visible instead of under the zoomies. I know that the Cal Charger FED was being restored, but I have not heard a thing about the Milner car

Some good reading http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/more-american-graffiti-dragster.123698/ http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/john-milners-dragster.432838/ And here is my version using a resin body and some decals a friend made a long time ago. Sadly he has passed away a few years ago.

I have most of this bike, might just mod what I have to build something out of it.

Want!! And the crazy part is that most of these, if not all , have been released by Revell Germany at some point.

Yes, the Freedom and Grim are the same tool, but a Monogram tool. Revell was a totally different, and better, tooling.

Are you going to buy it, yes or no?

They should just start bringing back all of their vintage Choppers! If there was ever a time to resurrect those kits, it is now

But, does it look as bad as the original Revell kit? This is a custom truck, simple as that.

Very nice!

Maybe because some of us want a nicer '56 F-100 that does not have a cab that looks like chewed bubble gum.

Oh yeah!

That BMW is a must! Hope they make a "Race" version of it as well.

Wow, if you had just posted pics with no info I would have thought you posted stock catalog pics! That looks great!