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He also drives a motorcycle with a sidecar for his little buddy Woodstock to ride in. Monogram use to make a model of that also. I’m waiting for Atlantis to reissue that one.

Okay, I just finished building Atlantis’ Snoopy Ice Hockey kit. So far the quickest and easiest of the five Snoopy kits I’ve built to this point. And probably the one that interests me the least. I am not a sports fan in any way. And I hate winter, despite living in Minnesota. Sports + Winter = things like Hockey, which I dislike and avoid. Yet I had so much fun building the other Snoopy kits. Plus, I like Snoopy’s little pal Woodstock. I had to buy and build this one too. I had enough fun building it, I’m glad I did. Now I’m waiting for Atlantis to reissue Snoopy and his Motorcycle with Sidecar. Another kit that includes good old Woodstock.

I’ve had so much fun with the four Atlantis Peanuts kits I purchased and built, I had to buy a fifth. It came in today’s mail.

From the photos I can see, that is one beautiful Charger.

It looks like Atlantis’ service is as good as their models. They have informed me, that the replacement parts I need are already in the mail on their way to me. What more can one ask for?

They are not on my chrome tree. The backs are there. The fronts and backs for the rear wheels are there. I know where they should be. I did not not know where to find them.

Very nice job.

Gorgeous looking Ford.

I love those Frankie and Annette beach movies. And I like the replica model you, Gustavo, built from one of their classic movies.

Interesting and attractive looking car.

It looks good. I like it.

Beautiful job on a classic, and one of my favorite old kits.

The Bugatti is just fun. I hope you saw the one I just recently built. Also show here.

So are you going for it? I hope so. It is really a fun little kit.

Oh oh! A bit of a fly in ointment. My kit is missing both outer front wheels. Parts number 48. Everything else is there. I wonder why these two part missing? And only these two? I’ve never had to get replacement parts from Atlantis before. I’m curious to see how they handle those problems.

In today’s mail. Looks like fun.

Nice job on your Meyers Manx, Bill.

Thank you guys.

Thank you for the advice on fixing the motor problem. I’ll give it a try.

I got one, I believe the Christmas of 1970. I wish I had one today. Come on Atlantis, if you have the molds, bring this one back!

My problem with building a Gee Bee too. Paint them is a pain in you know what.

I too have one of these.

I love this! “Dishwasher safe!” That is funny.

Thank you.

Thank you for kind words. Hub Hobby, locally, still sells those old baking powder subs. I bought one new at their Richfield, MN store a few years back.