mikemodeler

Hoping there are some police or fire modelers on here who could use the red or blue lenses from this kit and trade me your amber and/or clear ones in exchange? I won't be using the red or blue ones and want them to go to someone who will use them. I have two sets to trade if you are up to it. PM me

So this showed up today from Modelroundup, with two more coming from Wes's Model Car Corner tomorrow.

Welcome Chris. Not sure where in SC you are located but there is a great model show and swap meet next month in Spartanburg.

Me too!

I believe these may have been discontinued but if you can find them in a hobby store they would be cheaper than buying kits for the tires. https://www.hobbytown.com/amt-1-25-monster-truck-tire-parts-pack-amtpp026/p969389

Wick, The bodies from Robert Burns typically include exterior details like mirror, bumpers, grilles, headlights and such but the chassis and interior are up to the builder. While his bodies are excellent, it is important that you consider what parts you will need to complete the build before making a purchase as some might be more challenging than others. These Scout bodies are fairly simple in that the current Scout II kit provides what you need with a chassis and interior. The little Scout needs a different engine to be accurate as the Scout II kit depicts the 345 CI V-8, but the hoods on the Scout bodies are molded closed so it doesn't matter unless you cut it open. I have included pictures of what his Scout half cab kit includes to give you an idea of what you would receive should you purchase one. I bought the "white" cast bodies, they need a little sanding before primer and paint but cost less than the "brown" cast which is a cleaner cast.

Here are a couple of pictures of the Scout body. Robert Burns has captured the details very well. The chassis shown is a modified Scout II chassis that was shortened and trimmed to fit.

This is what I was referring to, the Scout 80 & Scout 800 models, which were the first generation/design. The second generation/design were referred to as Scout II. Scout models include: Scout 80 (1960–1965): Original standard model. Scout 800 (1966–1971): Same overall design as 80, with upgrades (electric wipers, newer engines, etc). Scout 810 (1971); some early Scout IIs contain Scout 810 badging on the glove box. Scout II (1971–1980)

The 70 ish Scout looks similar to the early 60's one, maybe a few differences like marker lights but body is unchanged. Closest thing you will find in scale.

Wonder how much they have improved the SSlasher kit? It had some issues IIRC with body proportions and the grille was kinda wonky.

Modelroundup posted earlier today that their allotment of Wrecker Kits will ship out to them tomorrow and they hope to have them in their building in 7-10 days. Looks like they will be here in time for Christmas.

For those looking for just the plow, here is the link to the Pegasus website listing for it: https://pegasushobbies.wpcomstaging.com/?s=snow+plow

Steve- If you want to buy the plow from the Moebius kit, you can go to Pegasus Hobbies website and buy it for $9.99 plus shipping. It was smart of them to offer it separately, something Revell didn't do with their kit. I believe the Revell Plow Truck is still available at HL and next week should be the 40% off week so there is that option as well.

Robert Burns has a Facebook page called Too Many Projects and he has a first gen Scout body that is well detailed. You would need to supply a chassis and interior for it, the current Scout kit can be modified to work.

Available in 14 and 15 inch from Fireball https://fireballmodels.info/fmr-146-15-in.html If you can find the Revell 69 Camaro ZL-1 kit (85-4056) or the SS396 kit (85-4525) you would have the correct kit to make a COPO Camaro as they have those wheels in it.

What kind of vehicle are you trying to put a hitch on? STS Supply took over for Scenes Unlimited and they had a couple of hitches.

I have heard that this shipment is sold out so if you haven't preordered one, they might be hard to come by. My guess is they will run some more before running the next version.

Supposedly in transit to the distributors, sellers hope to have them by the end of November.

Given the inconsistent history of the magazine, expecting an issue every two months is unreasonable. I agree that if that is what the advertised schedule is one should think it, but never has the magazine been delivered in timely fashion. For what it's worth, the automotive related magazine section at Barnes & Noble is looking quite sad these days, a true indication of the state of printed periodicals. If Hot Rod can't print monthly and has gone to a quarterly publication, then our niche magazines can't be too far behind.

Jim, Cannot stress enough that what you have done to right the situation is very admirable, many would have left it alone. I am sorry to hear of Chris's ailments and wish him the best in his recovery. And all the best to you in your new adventure, hope it goes well for you and it sounds like you have a solid plan. Be sure to let us know where to find you on eBay so we can support your business.

I'm not a huge Mustang fan but that era Mustang appealed to me for some reason so it looks like one might make it to my stash.

The early bird pass was to get you into the show at 8:00, while the regular admission was at 10:00. With all of the vendors there it was mind boggling at what was available. As mentioned above, just about anything you could think of was there- resin, paint, detailing items, decals, photo-etch, kits new and old- and of course the incredible models on display. The show truly attracts the best of the best and the talent on display is incredible.

Just have to say that this year's show was outstanding. Incredible builds on display and a ton of vendors to get your fix, whether it was old models, new models, resin or paint, there was something for everyone. Compared to the old venue, this location is so much better and having the hotel next to the center makes it easy for those that travel out of town.

Looking forward to the 72 Chevelle, hoping they showed it some love like they did on the 64 Chevelle.

I'd also suggest contacting STS Decals, they do custom work and may have something like what you're looking for or could create it quickly.