Hard_2_Handle_454

Great job. Love the color. Been thinking about getting one for awhile. I may end up doing it.

Looks cool

Looks great; I had to go with red as well.

Beautiful, looks like a nice kit

Nice

looks great

Nice work

Beautiful work. There's a BBQ place in NMB that used to have a 72 for sale in that color. I really wish that I had the $8K at the time to buy it. He had a few other classics for sale as well. Including a 67GS with a 455 under the hood for $11K! It's why I first started going there.

very nice

Looks great. That was one of the first Mustang kits I ever got. Don't remember he mirrors in the kit, or I could have lost them.

Gotcha. Best thing to do when you decide you want a card is to get one with a limit. I needed to build some credit so I could get a house. I got a credit card with a $400 limit on it. That way, even if it is stolen or compromised they can't do too much damage. Plus when you dispute the charges banks normally side with you. I've had my debit card compromised before. It's something to look into when you do get a bank account.

Looks great. Could be a twin to the one I did a few years back

Doesn't look too bad. Good job. One day soon I want to try and get my hands on one of the DDA kits. They're pricey, but look like they might be worth it.

Looks great. That's one of the better kits they have out.

Very Nice

Nice

Beautiful

Very Nice. The most exotic of the exotics.

Looks good. There's a blue one I see around town sometimes.

Beautiful.

Nice

I'm kinda the opposite. I want mine to be as accurate as possible; though I will agree, I do like simpler chassis. I think Monogram had the best mix. Simple, but still looks accurate for the most part. I don't mind Revell multi-piece for the most part though. It's the foreign kits that get me.

Looks great

It's just weird. Oh, I get it's a curside, but it's like they go out of their way to come as close to what their buyers want, without actually doing it. Just stop with the curbsides and make the 2 n 1 kits like the people want. People want accurate models. Or, like you said, make the kits cheaper. If I'm paying this much for a kit I expect better quality. The excuse that it's based off a 60 year old kit is not an excuse. If your business plan isn't to improve your kits over time, then you have a failed business plan. And their new tooled kits aren't bad, but they're not great either. Their competition is way ahead of them in quality, ect. Their problem is they keep recycling old kits and rarely produce new stuff. Forcing you to circle back to Round 2 for kits of cars you don't have. It's frustrating. Especially, when they finally make decals for the emblems, but then they disappear into the paint job when applied because they're too thin.

thanks