Daddyfink

Looks like you re-purposed a Tony Nancy Double Dragster chassis to make yours. That is a clever idea.

Chimp sold separately!

How about some Alternate Decals for their upcoming drag kits. Lots of possibilities out there.

Well,if we are counting T.V. movies, then how could one leave out Hot Rod

Yes, this has to be one of my all time favorite kits. I currently have a couple of them and I need to get to building one sometime soon.

And I am about to cause some flashbacks or nightmares, but, there was.... Wonderbug

Well, we are talking Television Show cars and not Movie Cars. Shows like Stingray

This is pretty cool!

And not so famous.....

The Saint

The General Lee K.I.T.T. The Batmobile A-Team Van Starsky and Hutch Red Tomato Chip's Kawasaki Columbo Peugeot Rockford Files Firebird The Partridge Family Bus Fonzie's Bike

Yes, that would be nice to have

i have yet to see the Prudhomme car at my LHS, hopefully it will show up with the McEwen car. And I hate to nit pic, but, the Garlits car was the first "Successful" Rear Engine Car, not the first Rear Engine Car.

I actually have two of those plate sheets. Got them by accident in a box of junk parts. Dug everything out and they where at the bottom of the box! Some fell off, but you can make a complete sheet from the two!

Fred Cady did some Tin Indian decals for the 66 GTO and the 67 Firebird, unable to recal if he did them for the 70 GTO Edit: Whoopie Kat makes the Firebird decals.

The Purge is on!

My score from the Secret Society Winterfest Expo 2017 A very cleverly re purposed Space Shuttle And the usual assortment of car kits!

Sign me up! Always wanted one of those kits! Too expensive for me when I was a kid.

Thought this might be interesting in this thread. Ran across this on another board. San Francisco couple and their two cats found dead after they were poisoned by carbon monoxide from 3D printer in their home http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4167150/San-Francisco-couple-died-leaking-3-D-printer.html#ixzz4X5bwcDGq

I know that some are trying to save a buck by using large cans of commercial paints to do their kits and then are shocked at the results. I know some have luck with these paints, but, why risk it? And yes, paint for plastic kits is not cheap, but then again, I have never had that issue because of the paint. This thread should be under General or Workbench. Not exactly a review or news.

The kit that was sacrificed so that the Bad Man may live.

Tim states that this is based of the 1972 Don Garlits kit issue. They just added some parts to make up the small differences between the cars and new decals. Most of the current Dragster re-issues are going to be based on previous kits with some upgrades and changes.

Those kits really look good when built right, and this one is built right!

It's a Harrier Junk Jet!