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I placed my order on the 24th and received an email stating it shipped on the 25th. The email was also supposed to show me a tracking number, but, there where none. The email also asked me to log into my account and that also does not show me any tracking info either. Hopefully I will have a nice surprise in the mail when I get back to work on Tuesday.

I just google'd Jenkins 79 camaro and all kinds of pics came up.

This has to be one of my favorite Tamiya kits. Simple, but yet it looks so good when done, and you did a great job with it!

Common I would go $5 or $10 and the Sixties I would place in the $30 to $40 range, depending on rarity.

I never know what will show up around work, and this did today

If you are trading and offering something in exchange for something specific, don't change your mind or ask for more when it comes time to do the deal!!!! And to the person who is asking for more due to ebay prices, don't trade on this board. It is in bad taste to pull a switch on what you want because it is not as much as what they are getting on ebay for it.

Aw man! You stole my idea!!! That looks awesome! Can't wait to do one like that!

Nice and clean work! All of them are knockouts!!

You need to practice with the camera a bit. Pics are way too fuzzy to see what you are really doing. Just being honest

My score from Pegasus Hobbies yesterday and the Toyota AE86 was found at the Swap Meet today!

Dang Paul! Now I don't feel so bad about driving up to Pegasus yesterday! Pegasus misses you, it told me so!

Got me a Tumbler and Exclusive Joker and Batman Figures! And the best part, paid it with a gift card via PayPal! Thanks for the heads up and coupon code!!

I have never seen a set for this car.

A friend of mine has a Kenmeri Skyline like that one, a real one, and that thing is wicked cool! Just getting a big turbo infusion and should be at JCCS next month!

Kit shows are a great place to buy the basics for cheap. Save the money for the big ticket kits!

Not really, most car makers use different names to fit the market or language. A Nissan Sentra here is a Tsuru in Mexico, And the same goes for the Ford F-150, its called the Lobo down there.

All you need are some miniature pocket protector wearing salesmen to make the box art a reality! Nice job!

Diecast, I used to call them glorified pull toys, but, the more I look at them, the more I am convinced of what a good alternative they really are. Thus, very nice job on your replica!

Very cool! But I was thinking of the GTX when I first read the heading!! LOL!

I heard the bikes have not been done due to license issues. But, that was with the old Revell, lets hope the current Revell team can get them done.

Yup, need one!

Very clean! I like the little granny grocery get'r look!

Looks like a giant piece of candy! And I like candy!

Good Man!