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1/6th or 1/16th?

Put them on ebay and see what the market does.

So, looks like the Ivo cars are coming back as well. Cool, now I can build new pressings while keeping my originals in their boxes!

Oh man! Another must have kit!!

I am sure Revell will release it again sometime soon and no doubt in some new fancy package to make you want to buy it again. As for the Horn Toad or Dog Catcher, I would love to see them along with a few others that have not been seen since the 70's! And judging on sales on the new tool/reissue release, I think they might have made their money back on the tooling. So, why not sell them again just to make some gravy.

That is pretty cool! I keep forgetting I have that kit, but, not anymore!

So cool! Thanks for the heads up!

Wow! That is one clean build! Nice save!!

For a learning curve piece, they are not bad. And most of their stuff is now being made next to the big store names stuff. Get it, learn it and then decide if you want to move up to a more expensive piece, like a Sheline

A definite must on both kits!

Wow, that came out very nice! Stance looks good from what I can see.

I think this guy stole your idea! http://www.speedhunters.com/2016/11/revealing-project-yankee-otaku-muscle-car/

Well, apparently there is more to the story about the cars past than what the Car and Driver article reads. http://unofficialamericangraffiti.weebly.com/the-1958-chevy-impala.html

I built one when I was a kid in the early 80's, it was fun! Maybe I should find me a new one and give it a try again.

I don't build stock, so the Foose 56 is not an issue for me. Finally, a '56 that does not look like chewed bubble gum! Thanks for the pics!

Well, orange peel is caused by shooting paint too far from the surface, maybe try that.

Finally found a Bronco locally along with the ol'79 Nova

That would be totally awesome! I would love to have one in the pile!!

Here is a Nitro 426 Hemi from an early top fuel car. Notice the water necks on the front of the cylinder heads. That is how water was added to the engine. Eventually, as race only blocks where developed, water was no longer used.

How is this Kit News or a Review? Should be in the Aftermarket section

This is a Street Hemi and the outlets are most likely quick connects used for testing on the Dyno.

It is pretty impressive how accurate this kit is to the real deal. Even down to the "Soft Drinks" in the back of the truck! LOL!

I almost exclusively use Tamiya Acrylic paints. Easy to mix, easy to airbrush and clean up is not as messy, plus they dry fast! I also use their acrylic clears.