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    I would rather see something new that has not already been kitted.That model has been re-issued as a drag car in the past. Did not sell well. Maybe now it would sell better.
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    Chris, will Paul be able to sell those for you?
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    Doctor Phillips, How do YOU rate so high on the totem pole? Here in Michigan, that magazine is RARELY on time. Always an excuse printed in the editorial column. I don't subscribe to it; that's my excuse for getting it at my locat hobby shop.( Multiple trips waiting for each issue!)
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    At I-Hobby 2013 in Chicago, at the Round 2 booth there was a built-up of The Lawman kit with a release date of June 2014 ( maybe July '14?).
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    Try Missing Link.
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    Real neat and clean custom work. About the only thing I would different is remove those stock fender ornaments. they seem to detract from the overall clean and smooth lines you have going. Your model is going to be a standout when it's done. Bsavo!!
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    That is super-neat! Four different scales of the same car! I can't find ANY scale 38 Ford anything! I must not be looking hard enough. Again, VERY well done, sir!
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    I think you should have the cab (with the grille and headlight buckets) resin cast. You did abeautiful job on that truck!
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    I'd like to see some '30's to '40's Mopars. How about a DeSoto, Dodge, and Plymouth 3-in-1 kit?
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    Nothing in my junk or deleted files here but what I thought was (IS) spam and junk mail! I'm looking forward to some new e-mail activity now. Hope it's good stuff.
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    I like it. THe way it is, you could go "old school" with it by using a hopped up flathead and wide whites, or go modern with a current small block with fuel injection and some billet rims. Either way, it's cool.
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    Very nice work on a vintage Mopar kit. I like how you added the sprue seams. Looks great!
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    I'm curious. 1932 Ford pick-up? Did this project start out as an AMT or Lindberg '34 pick-up? There's only a minor difference in the rear body moldings (at the beltline) between the two. A 1932 does not have the wide upper molding a '34 does. Your project sounds great. Really pushing the envelope. Good luck with it.
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    Real unique headlight set-up! Nice model. Perfect chop,great build.
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    I'd try my hand at replaceing that glass. It's all flat, so just cut some clear sheet-stock to fill each window opening and attach it from the inside.
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    My 51

    hack-n-whack replied to James2's topic in Model Cars

    Very nice indeed! Thanks for posting.
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    That looks like a major project. How did you get both sides the same? Is it going to be 1/25th scale?
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