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I want all of the kits I see on your selves above repoped! I’d buy them all.

Rather than 1950, I’d to see a ‘51 Studebaker Commander. ‘51 was first year for their new V-8 in the Commander series. ‘50 Champs (an‘51 Champs too) and Commanders were all straight sixes. Give me an V-8 over an 6 any day. Other than that, the ‘50 and ‘51s look pretty close.

Hey guys and gals. I’m looking for the metal axles came with the old AMT 1/43 scale model car kits. I have two kits, the 1968 Mustang 2+2 and the 1969 Ford Torino, that are both in good shape and complete, other than they’re both missing their axles. Is there anybody out there that can help me with this?

Beautiful build. Very nice.

Very nice build. I’m impressed.

Nice job. Looks great.

Very nice. I like your landing gear. Something the kits or studio models did not have. But, in my opinion, needed.

What scale is this kit. I don’t see any mention of that.

Beautiful.

Very nice. ‘72 was a good year for Torino.

Very kool! The prefect ride for Hodad and Bunny.

Very, very kool! I like it.

Thank you all for the kind words.

I did the same. I love Keith Marks decals.

I’ve been waiting for this, ever since I missed the chance to buy one back in 1971. I’ve never understood why it’s taken this long to get a another ‘71 Demon.

I’m as disappointed with the above announcement Tim is showing us. As I am excited with the news gave Tim us else where here, about Round 2’s upcoming kits. I was hoping for a Jo-Han model company that reissued old Jo-Han kits the way Round 2 is reissuing old AMT and MPC kits. The Utility Trailer is kind of cool. But, not what I’m really wanting from a model company using the good old “Jo-Han” name.

It looks a ‘53 Chrysler New Yorker to me.

Very nice. I too built one shortly after Atlantis reissued it. And I have mine on display at the high school I work at.

In today’s mail.

Its a reissue/new kit. It just came out in the last six months or so. The Atlantis reissue makes it fairly easy to find now again.

Current kit. Just recently reissued by Atlantis Models. Repop of the original Monogram kit.

Thank you.

9.5 inches long. 5.25 inches wide.

Just finished this one over the weekend. It’s Atlantis’ 1:400 scale Boeing SST 2707 model kit. Done in the Pan Am decals included with kit. Representing the fictional/proposed plane “Astral Clipper,” N2001PA. I like that this kit is 1:400 scale. I have several die-cast airplanes in that scale. Including the Dragon Wings Pan Am Concorde seen for comparison in the one photo below. I also have the 1:200 scale two plane Revell, Pan Am/Boeing SST kit sitting on the shelf waiting to be built. Dreams from my childhood I wish would have been taken.

Watch out for those Borg.