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Curiosity has set in, Does this kit have mechanical brakes or hydraulics? I had a 1-1 bug convertible and it had hydraulics, I heard that the converts were the only ones with hydraulics. greg

I don't know what's in the re released rescue van but the chevy van kit had one. and early 70 MPC dodges had em, and the early 70 Impalas had it for the car trailer greg

The 1972 Grill is what is needed for Squad 51 greg

Funny, Revell used clear plastic on their chrome parts years ago greg

Way back when I got into modeling scale didn't matter like Aurora aircraft carriers being all the same size, but when it came to cars you knew immediately the difference when You saw the Monogram 55 Chevy and the AMT 57 Chevy. Just for reference in size let's take a newer kit that has some length to it- The Mobius 53' trailer 53 feet = 636 inches 636 inches divided by 24 = 26.5 in scale length 636 inches divided by 25 = 25.44 in scale length 1.06 inch difference greg

Gotta quit looking at the threads late at night, here I thought I was going to see a nice build of Bill Cushenberry's Silhouette greg

Thanks for the pics, greg

Glad to see you used different balloon strings to give it motion, Looks good, Muppet= Dr. teeth greg

Nice project, The round tank could be done with a fishing bobber, greg

Here you go: This the toy show info site: http://oldtoylandshows.com/ NNL Flyer greg

How about the net between the radiator and front bumper way back in the 1920's to catch the errant pedestrian. Caught this the other day, As far as I know there is only one roll down window on the drivers side of a Chevy Astro, Those are 2x4x8's sticking out the driver's window. Even safety devices will not save some drivers from their stupidity As a life long EMT it is interesting how safety devices have helped and hindered EMS in extrication and patient handeling at accidents greg

Thanks would one of the moderators delete the double post, Sorry for that greg

Had a group build for 'brush' truck fire apparatus at another model site and I built this based on this old photo: I used the AMT Laurel & Hardy car, wheels from the MPC General and some LGB track Greg

Had a group build for 'brush' truck fire apparatus at another model site and I built this based on this old photo: I used the AMT Laurel & Hardy car, wheels from the MPC General and some LGB track Greg

Nice job, just one question for all the vanners, Didn't Chevy vans have a gold bow tie? greg

That is the 1930 Henderson greg

Here's the closet you'll get, It's diecast http://store.barnettharley.com/Harley-Davidson_1903_Harley-Davidson_124_Scale_Model_Ser_111_MA-35094-111-01#.VRY4vpVFD4g The only plastic antique bike was the 1930 Henderson in the MPC gangbuster series greg

I believe the kit were about $3.00 a piece at the time I acquired them, I have many variations of the police car kit and it had a lot of great parts greg

Good job and I can appreciate your decal work greg

Thank goodness the vets stopped with the drop tanks when they built the salt flat racers after the war greg

I love the how the machine guns are mounted to shot the front tires, I would like to see the interior with the pedals and stick controls UGH greg

Nice job, Terry one question is it the photo or are the rear wheels out of track? greg

Hate to be a spoiler, but isn't multiplying any number by an indefinite number unmeasurable. ie PI x Dia = Circumference? greg

Searching the link cited by Charlie I found the 1981 Citation brochure with a colors listed if that's any help greg

Is this embossing powder the same that I used many years ago in printing that after you applied it to your art work on paper you ran it through a heating element and it melted to give a raised effect to the art work or letters? greg