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Try sending her a message.

Saw this on Ebay for $80.

Tell us about this one Ray. I have never seen it.

I made the best of the Palmer 70 Mustang. Those kits are just awful.

Amazing.

Sweet stang. You may want to cut the decal with a sharp exacts knife at the door edges.

There were some great models and GT40's there (models and full size). I brought one of my older builds (the black #2 Testors pictured above) from the 1990's. The accuracy is 5 out of 10 but I think it gets noticed because it has an engine and none of the Fujumi kits do. See everyone next month at NNL East.

I picked up this 65 fastback promo at the Philly show. It has been painted and has some cracks at the top of the roof pillars. I really like the interior and kits of these sell for crazy money. Should I repaint it and build it just like I would as a kit? I only paid $15 for it.

How often do you get to do this. My Mark IV on the real thing.

Was it at the Philly show? I thought for sure I took a picture of it.

Thanks Gary.

Thanks. Here is a pic of the real one.

Are you sure?

I wanted to get his done by Friday to take to the show. With a day to spare I think it is presentable enough. I may redo some of the decals and touch up some smudges later but for now I think it turned out okay for a kit that will try anyone's patience. The decals are Fred Cady. I was hoping to finish the yellow #8 Mark II but it will have to wait until next year.

I remember building one years ago. The white has dulled over the years so it is nice to see a fresh build. Great job on both.

Cobra in a bottle. Cobra burned to the ground. Cobra limo. Cobra 4x4. Cobra in outer space. Cobra with a V10. Cobra pained mystic color. Unicorn Cobra. Lynn Park collection. The possibilities are endless.

That engine compartment could use a lot of detailing.

Here is recent abbreviated price list from last May. I have known Norm for 30 years. He is an old school guy (no website) and I'm guessing he is about 70 years old. Give him a call if there are issues with the accuracy of any of his products. I would venture to say 99% of his customers are very satisified.

Ebay can be hit or miss with some sellers. I seem to get the fastest responses from selling with misleading or just plain wrong descriptions of an item. They usually reply within hours. Most sellers I have dealt with will update the tracking info within a day or two. Once you get the item you can always leave some meh ratings on their communication.

My 1/43 collection. Two are resin kits.

Yes

Excellent low cost conversion. I sure wish someone did a plastic race version.

Crash here tonight from 2006.

Always buy the real thing. The price difference is not even an issue but the crappy quality of knock-offs is.

That seems pretty cheap.