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Yup, Fireball Modelworks !

I want two of these : one built as a classic wagon, one with that Cruising Package !

European hits : 1980 Mercedes 500SL W107, 1975 Mercedes Grösser 600 Pullman W100, 1988 BMW 325i convertible E30, 1989 Peugeot 205 GTI 1.9. American glamour : 198X Cadillac limousine, 1977 Lincoln Mk V, 1971 Ford Pinto with Street/Strip options, 1973 Malibu SS, 1973 Cadillac Eldorado.

Great release, Jospeh. These wheels will duplicate the S&H movie Tomato. The TV cars had something closer to 14x6 upfront, but your set will be perfect for a bunch of Muscle Classics !

Well, a 1971 Riviera is still my #1 wish. As a 3-N-1 kit with Stock, Pro-touring and Lowrider options... Also a 1977-1990 Caprice, sedan and wagon. Now, a few Pontiacs. Easy to create duplicating a few existing toolings : 1970-73 Firebird Formula, 1976 Trans-Am and Formula, 1970 GTO, 1979 Trans-Am 400ci. Plus the hard way, no pain no gain : 1977 Can-Am, 1970 Grand-Prix, 1975 Grandville, 1973 GTO. What about Mopars ? 1966 Barracuda, 1971 Challenger, 1978 Magnum XE? 1990 Jeep Grand Wagoneer, 1984 Jeep XJ Cherokee, 1983 Plymouth Voyager (yes, seriously, a Voyager).

From the Torino, I'd say a Clint Eastwood 1972 Grand Torino. Well, since the film won't attract kids and teenagers, let's try the same copied car in F&F 4 ?

Of course, I'd buy a couple of these ! First because my original is slightly bent. Second because this car gets more charm year after year.

I order from time to time. And everytime I have to slown down, or order $800 of different stuff. My computer is full of building-lists featuring thair T-426 tires, Spyder, Honeycomb or Cragar rims. I didn't make a $1500 order, because I definitely believe someone will go on this business. And will need my money.

B-N-L Resins. You'll love their stuff

Something close is in the Revell 1977 Monte-Carlo Lowrider kit.

Will buy !!!

Renault Estafette, YEEEE-HAAAAAA ! The Estafette was the equivalent of Chevy Vans till 1980. These vans are as popular as Citroen HYs, but less famous abroad. The 2CVs are limited editions offered during the 70s and 80s. Iconic as well. But the real, amazing idea, is the Gendarmerie Renault 4L and Estafette pack. This has been the basic Gendarmerie pack for decades. Gendarmes replace policemen by the french countryside. Just like Sheriffs. It means that pack smells Camembert and Côte du Rhones. Last detail, but not least : associate a Gendarmerie 4L, a Gendarmerie Estafette, and an Olive green Mehari, you'll get the perfect Gendarme de St-Tropez background !

Will buy the Transit ! And add german plates plus a trailer.

These custom seats and wheels are fantastic !!!

Hi everyone A few years ago, I took a decision : less posts, more models. But sometimes, it's fun to go teasing That interior is day-fresh. Paint is a couple weeks old, but the dash has just been glued on the tub. Semi-gloss paint is les shiny in person. I don't like mate clearcoat on Muscle-cars black vinyl. I could make better quality, spending EVEN more time0 But I have way too many ideas to. And life is short... Chassis looks better in person too. I don't mind leaving the modeling marks on mufflers. Don't real one have welding marks ? Tub-to-chassis overspray is not that bad either. I will soon do the same on Revell's 1970 Cuda.

I'll buy a couple of these aged things, just for the decals !

Very nice original GTI !!!

Gorgeous !!! Where did you get the A/C compressor and Honeycomb wheels ? The seats are definitely 1970. To build a 1971-and-after Deluxe interior, you need some seats from a chinese Die-Cast. Maybe when you build the Buccaneer Red one. Here are some pics of the 1974 SD I built years ago...

Follow him on Facebook, he's clearly a hardcore enthusiast.

Very clean ! What 220 should be !!!

Hope they will repop them. Wanna build this :

Yet, with their name, catalog and developpement-possibilities (new masters from others), this remains good business...

Great idea ! Do you know that Tumblr ? http://70sstreetmachines.tumblr.com/archive

I own both the 1971 T/A and 1971 Mustang. Body proportions are odd, mostly because of their roof. Too low. But overally they look great. Imagine how impressive is a 1/12 71 Stang !!! They're definitely 1970's japanese kits : details are rough, engine shapes are wrong, seats are squary, and Dunlop tires rules. But with passion and a few kitbashing you can build great models. For instance, I'll build the Mustang as the Diamonds are Forever Mach 1. Now, the question is : will they ever reissue all of them ? I want these Mercedes sooooo badly !

No such thing, just a Motip european paint