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  1. Bob Ellis
    I built this one in 1976. A great kit of my favorite Mercedes . At $14,000 in 1974 it was not cheap but seemed like a value for the money. A doctor that I worked for had this car so I bought the kit to build a copy in scale.
  2. Bob Ellis
    You must never have owned a Mustang 2. Only the Rack and pinion front end was borrowed from the Pinto and it migrated to the Fox body. The Mustang 2 was a much heavier car as you notice when you open the door.
  3. Bob Ellis
    I think Round2 bet on the wrong horse using a MPC version. They should have modified the AMT Warren Tope Mustang back to stock.
  4. Bob Ellis
    Round2 or Revell could sell the 1971 Boss 302. One still exists and is under restoration. Apparently Ford pulled the plug at the last second and had even built up a parts catalog for it
  5. Bob Ellis
    Very nice work on one of my favorite Chevelles
  6. Bob Ellis
    Normally I don't feel like advertising for Coke, but Coke machines are great dirama pieces. You can't go wrong with a 72 Chevy pickup. So, I'm also in for one as well.
  7. Bob Ellis
    Chinese QC. Nobody can watch those guys.
  8. Bob Ellis
    I like this Roadrunner
  9. Bob Ellis
    I scanned mine with the intent to print on a laser printer
  10. Bob Ellis
    The annual AMT 1973 Mustang has a nice set of Stock decals.
  11. Bob Ellis
    Never seen or heard of a the Palmer 1/25th Camaro ? I have the '72 Challenger also..a good start for a 1972-74 Challenger. Looks like it was ripped off from MPC. Palmer became Winneco and had a battle with the IRS over payroll taxes.
  12. Bob Ellis
    You found a missing link. Obviously Lindberg scooped it up
  13. Bob Ellis
    You fond a missing link. Obviously Lindberg scooped it up
  14. Bob Ellis
    Most Palmer kits will Blow Your Mind, but not in the good way. The 1/25 kits worth finding are 1972 Dodge Challenger, 1970 Mustang(stay clear of the Palmer 1971 Mustang. It has a 71 front.71front end and a 70 rear. Pretty awful. I can say that as I have that kit
  15. Bob Ellis
    I see the gap between the bumper and the rear quarter panel. I know everybody is up at arms against Revell for this but they are missing the forest through the trees. This kit is light years ahead of the AMT kit and a piece of evergreen styrene can fix the problem if done before painting. It's an awesome kit. I can only vision that the 1971 Mustang kit will be as good.
  16. Bob Ellis
    Does the turbo come with this kit? Turbo Pintos were actually very fast. I rode in one back in the 1970s.
  17. Bob Ellis
    Red tail lights deleted during AMT cost cutting days of the 1970s
  18. Bob Ellis
    I have a resin '68 Coronet too; SMH I think. It's okay but not as crisp as an original MPC
  19. Bob Ellis
    The 68 El Camino is wider than the coupes. Pretty sure the bumpers won't swap.
  20. Bob Ellis
    I can't say tooling is easier but multi-piece bodies can yield more accurate bodies as one piece bodies have angles letting the body release from the tool
  21. Bob Ellis
    My brother had a 62 Impala convertible with a 250 hp 327. Your model looks great. One of the best Revells that I have seen built
  22. Bob Ellis
    I hope this kit has least a small bumper and correct grille.
  23. Bob Ellis
    Check out Dom model car on Facebook. Ford Maverick was also popular in Brazil
  24. Bob Ellis
    The headlights are behind the screen. https://moparconnectionmagazine.com/ebay-find-of-the-day-very-rare-72-brazilian-dodge-charger-rt-survivor-gallery/
  25. Bob Ellis

    chevy opala

    Bob Ellis replied to michelle's topic in Model Cars

    I've got a really nice resin Brazilian Dodge Charger model kit with correct decals and photo etched parts
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