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I want one of each. A '60 Fairlane sedan. And a '60 Country Sedan wagon.

I don't know what to say? Between Route 66 and Adam-12, Milner was one of the best. The earliest thing I ever saw him was a movie called Life With Father from 1947. Starring William Powell as Father, and very young Elizabeth Taylor. A very funny movie, with a young Milner playing the 2nd son. And Milner's character was not the totally straight, rules following guy he normally portrayed in most others things. It was fun to see him being a little mischievous. i hope to someday see him on that great Route 66 in the sky. Goodbye for now.

Wow! Ugly stuff all.

Great subjects, but I found them too tough too build. Especially the side pipe covers on the Corvette. In 1/43rd scale, I prefer the late 60's AMT kits much better.

When will the Willys be out? And Groucho will always be my favorite. But, I love the others mentioned above (not Beavis and Butthead) too.

The slant-six also came in the real Barracudas. So, your '64-'66 Barracuda kits are correct stock with that engine. I don't know about the real car, I've heard it had the 273, but the Fireball 500 kit comes with the Hemi. And one or two of the slant-six parts. But not the engine itself.

I love Dr. Cranky' reviews. They're always fun. Never lose that enthusiasm Dr. Cranky.

It maybe old news. But, I always appreciate a good review like this.

I've never outgrown the Stooges. I'm pretty sure I'll be adding this one to my collection. Even though I like Shemp even better than Curly. I know is heresy. I do like Curly. But, the more I see of his brother Shemp, the better I like Shemp. But, with Shemp vs. Curly's popularity, I will not be holding my breath waiting for Shemp related merchandise.

I kind of like these. I don't know if I would ever put them on a real car. But, they are fun in their own way. Kind of cool.

The third Poison Pinto down in your above pictures Greg, is the one I had, and would love to see reissued. The black Rat Vega would be very cool too.

Add to the above. If Round 2 still has the dies for any of the above kits in the Craftmans Series. I' be happy to see those come back. I know they had a very nice little '63 Falcon convertible in that series. Where is it now?

There are a few of us out there who like those early compacts. I recently built a 1967 AMT Falcon. I'm not big into racing for those type of cars. So I built my '67 stock. And this is not the only Falcon in my collection. I have a '60 too. I also have a '61 and '64 Comet. Second gen Corvairs (of coarse). A few late Dusters and Darts. I'd love to see more of these cars. A '60 or '61 Valiant would be cool. Any first gen Corvair. I'd love a a stock '61 Pontiac Tempest with their half a V8 engine. A '64 Studebaker Daytona hardtop or convertible would be cool. I'm still waiting for Round 2 to reissue the MPC '71 Demon. I'd love a '67 Dart GT convertible. Any Falcon would probably end up in my collection. A early 70's Maverick and Comet would be high on my list. Tied to this subject, I'd also love see a first generation Corvair Greenbiar and Ramside pickup truck. Along with a Falcon Club Wagon and Econline pickup. Early compact stuff was cool. I want more.

Far from perfect? It looks perfect to me. A very nice looking Imperial.

Very nice!

I want one. Make mine 1/25th scale. But, I will settle for 1/24th.

Okay. Thanks.

Ah... Okay. Now I get it. Thank you.

After seeing the above license plate, I may now need to buy a Prius model.

What photos/images are you referring to here, Greg? Again, I'm missing something.

Unlike you Charlie, I'm not getting it. Can some please explain to us slower ones?

I'm with Andy. I'm waiting to see some photos. And/or a full review of this kit.

I really wish Revell would consider bring this kit back. I think the last we saw it was back in the late 1980's.

Naturally I like the front. And rear doesn't look too bad from the angle in the photo immediately shown above. I like I said before, not my cup of tea overall. But, I'm impressed enough with it to take a second look.

Fun!