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Keith Marks has the decals for the Green Hornet.

Nice work. Here's some inspiration.

Here are some more pics of both kits (ARII and Revell/Aurora). The ARII kit is like a slot car with a chassis. The Revell/Aurora kit has an engine.

The Aurora/Revell kit is better is you can find one.

My caster said the dash he did was a pain in the butt. If he wants to do some more that will be probably later this year this year after we get the small stuff knocked out. I don't want to overburden him. I do not have any leads on the wheels but I'll look in my stash - I may have a set I got from R&M of Maryland.

I'm hoping to bring fifty (yes fifty) Mustangs so you may be a little outnumbered.

In that color I'm thinking the Lawman.

Come on JC - we know you can do one in 1/87 scale with engine detail.

There is an IPMS model show in the Baltimore area on November 15th at the White Marsh Hilton Garden Inn.

This may be of interest to those of you looking for a Non - NACA hood. http://www.ebay.com/itm/1-25-scale-71-73-Mustang-resin-hood-/261410306729?pt=Model_Kit_US&hash=item3cdd44baa9

I built one many years ago and remember the decals too a really long time to do.

I built this 1st generation MKII (IMC/Testors) a very long time ago. It would have been so nice if Fujumi made theirs with engines though. I'm sure I can spare an extra wheel if you need one. I have about a dozen of the Fujumi/Revell GT40's.

I forgot - the IPMS 50th anniversary show is August 6-9 in Hampton VA. http://www.ipmsusa2014.com/

This show is in May and would be about two hours from you. http://www.mamasboyz.org/MidNNL.html On the same day is an IPMS show in Fairfax VA http://www.novaipms.org/html/mc12.html but it's about 80% military models.

A few more close up pics of the parts.

I picked this up from a Ebay seller this week. I've been on the hunt for one for many years at a decent price. Needless to say I finally scored one. I have not inspected the kit but it looks pretty good. I have to consider it's a Japanese kit and it was designed to be motorized. I'll have to look at it piece by piece to give a full report. For now enjoy pictures of a really rare kit that you just do not see very often.

Almost finished the engine compartment with added parts from the AMT 67 kit.

I asked my caster to make up five sets of the parts w/o the dash. I'll go back to look to see who were the first five to reply and contact the folks. Price will be $25 plus $3 shipping so we will figure out the payment details once I get the parts which should be in about 3-4 weeks. Once you guys give me feedback we will start on round 2 of filling orders. Please note in the picture there are three set of parts and all the original parts some of which I did not cast (dash, steering wheel), The $25 will be for one set (not three as shown) and it will include the tail light housing and red clear taillights so everything you see in resin. Ping me if you have any other questions.

I see this guy in my area once in a while.

The wheels look good. I have not built one with those rims.

At least it does not have a Chevy small block.

That is correct - all real stunts and no computer editing.

After you are done you can invite over some of your other 1/43 friends.

1973 was a long time ago. Anyone under 30 probably has no clue there was a 1st Eleanor and the movie was a "remake".

Here is your next project. http://jalopnik.com/5466697/man-builds-mustang-out-of-lamborghini-world-goes-huh