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  1. mikemodeler
    Well, there goes more of my lunch money!
  2. mikemodeler
    I would probably end up with 1:1's like my model collection, lots of unfinished but big ideas! There would be a few old pickups, some classic muscle cars and maybe a new car or two.
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    Coming along nicely, you have added some great details and accessories.
  4. mikemodeler
    I am confused- your topic says F70x14 but in your post you mention F70x15. If you are looking for F70x14 in 1/25th scale, check out Fireball Modelworks item FMR-142.
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    Yes^^^^^^^^^^^. Nice work on this one Tyrone, love the color choices and details!
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    That is looking fantastic, nice paint job and the details are spot on!
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    Nice work, I have a couple of those to build and one version is similar to what you built- clean and simple.
  8. mikemodeler
    Nice work on that truck, the wheels and the headlights really make it standout! Thanks for sharing your tip on the headlights.
  9. mikemodeler
    Nice work as always Chuck! Love the details and the weathering. You have a knack for building older vehicles and making them realistic.
  10. mikemodeler
    I haven't but was so disappointed when this kit was originally released in 1/20th scale. I had an '88 S-10 4x4 std cab short bed, great truck!
  11. mikemodeler
    Pre-ordered 2 kits today from Modelroundup. Looking forward to building this kit again.
  12. mikemodeler
    A friend of mine has a car with a true 1000+ HP and while street driven it is a handful and not something he drives daily. Luckily for him he has a few other "toys" and has fun with them too! I agree that a first gen Nova with 400 hp is plenty fun without needing another 1000 hp!
  13. mikemodeler
    Same here, although if you are like me, there are probably more than enough kits in your stash that won't get built so selling/trading them off is a good thing.
  14. mikemodeler
    Nice to see the extra parts in the kit, makes me wonder if they will offer a 4x4 version in the future? Thanks for sharing Tim!
  15. mikemodeler
    Check with Norm and Replicas and Miniatures of Maryland, he may have one. I haven't checked to see if the 68 grille from the AMT kits would fit the 67 Revell body, might have to try that soon.
  16. mikemodeler
    Well hopefully we can get a correct set up like the one for the Moebius 4x4 kit that Fireball Modelworks created. I think this could be a good seller for Round 2.
  17. mikemodeler
    I like how that came out, great color choices.
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    I think Replicas and Miniatures has one, don't have my catalog handy to verify
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    I am in for a couple. I think we will see the resin guys come up with some cool stuff for this kit (are ya out there Chief Joseph?)! I have to look, but I think I still have a 4wd front axle from a resin caster that was going to be used on a LRE, but now it's going on one of these!
  20. mikemodeler
    MCW Resins has a 6 cyl Chevy engine for about $14. Replicas and Miniatures of Maryland has flat hoods for the 67-69 Camaros.
  21. mikemodeler
    Yes, this would be great to have!
  22. mikemodeler
    The rockers and cab corners were always the first to start rusting and you did a great job (as always) of weathering the truck!
  23. mikemodeler
    That is awesome! I think Toyota missed the boat on this, I think they could sell these if they built them!
  24. mikemodeler
    Stunning work as always Charles! I have enjoyed watching you build these WWII era trucks! Isn't it about time to build some more trucks based on that beautiful International cab you mastered? I think you said you had plans for a wrecker?
  25. mikemodeler
    I believe one other odd fact was that 1968 was the last year you could get a 4 cylinder engine in the Chevy II / Nova. Not sure how many were actually built with the 4 cylinder.
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