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Z-7 Debonder has been available for years and you guys don't know about it?!? It's made as a gel for precise application and doesn't run.

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1. It's the former, not the latter. 2. The Lindberg chassis are comprised of separate suspension and exhaust components and are highly detailed. Johan chassis have molded in components and very soft detail in comparison. The Lindberg/AMT Mopar chassis are used as replacements for the Johan parts because of the superior detail. 3. Wrong. Lindberg/AMT interior tubs, unlike Johan's, are detailed multi-piece assemblies, even possessing separate door panels, seats and even arm rests. 4. Out of my area. Perhaps someone else better versed in NASCAR will provide that information. 5. See number 2. 6. None that I can think of; although, others might.

Expectations override reality. This is like people planning to spend lottery winnings before even buying any tickets. Stop foaming at the mouth and wait.

Like Tom said, it's a closeout store. We called these kind of stores "junk shops" and job lot stores when I was a kid. Nobody ever expected to find first, or even second, quality merchandise for sale. Why would anyone think otherwise about Ollie's?

Atlantis also has many of the Revell Part Packs molds, as indicated in FB.

In most cases, the only taste people possess is entirely within their mouths.

It's on before "12 )'Clock High" and after "Combat!". Check your cable provider to see if it's available.

"Rat Patrol" can be seen Saturday nights 10-11 P.M. on Heroes & Icons Channel. The jeeps used in the show were Willys MBs, not BRC 40s. BRC 40s were only used by Britain and USSR under Lend-Lease.

Just snagged the Asuka kit at BNA Model World for under $35. It'll look great next to the 1/24 Hasegawa Willys.

Doesn't seem like it. Spend the extra mazuma and get Alsa Corp's Easy Chrome.

Agree 100% on that, Wayne. This is the best Black/White/Green NYPD RMP decal set available. Their other sets are of the same high quality.

None of those would be even remotely correct for a 1970s-vintage NYC cab. This is the decal required:

The "DIAL 440-1234" decal is used to depict cars prior to April 1968. After that "Emergency Dial 911" was in effect. You'll also need to get the proper beacon/siren. The junk in the kit is nothing like what was used by NYPD back in the '60s-1972. Custom Squads sells the correct Federal Beacon Ray Model 175H rotating beacon with the correct clear dome and Federal Pulsator roof-mounted siren. You can find them on Page 3 of the catalog, listed as "CS-SR/BR3—$6.50 (NYC Vintage)Siren/Rotator Pkg."

This set can be used on any RMPs from 1930s to 1972: NYPD Vintage Cars Set 1:24 Water Slide Decals Made for White, Green & Black Cars Re taxi door decals, you'll either have to make them yourself or get them custom printed. Nobody makes an accurate rendition.

I've been using Flitz since 1986.

No pictures because Canon software stopped working after last Windows 10 update and I can't d/l images from the camera/card. I obtained the following kits in a bundled purchase: AMT 6566 1966 Buick Skylark GS. Complete and unbuilt AMT 6525 1965 Buick Wildcat Annual AMT 6623 1963 Pontiac Bonneville HT Annual Johan 2560 1960 Olds Scenicoupe Johan C-1266 1966 Plymouth Fury HT Johan C-1967 1967 Plymouth Fury HT After I received them on Wednesday, I thought it over and decided that I really don't need them. Buyer's remorse, I guess. So, I'm considering my options to dispose of them.

I use grinding bits to restore the tips and flatten the bottoms and diamond sharpening stones to restore the cutting surfaces.

USA Gundam Store is a stateside retailer. However, they're out of st stock at the moment. Pretty expensive for something that broke, though. I have a Xuron sprue cutter which I bought in 1996 for nine bucks. Over the years, it's taken a lickin' but it keeps on tickin'.

Read the quote from Dave Van and my reply to understand the context. ?

How much more can you honestly expect from a television test pattern?

Man, did everyone in your house go to sleep early? I was nine years old and watching that on the bar television in the front of the reception hall we were at that Sunday.

Erector Set was originally patented by Alfred Carlton Gilbert and first sold by his company, Mysto Manufacturing Company, in 1913. In 1916, the company was reorganized as the A.C. Gilbert Company in 1916. The brand continued its independent existence under various corporate ownerships until 2000, when Meccano bought the Erector brand and consolidated its worldwide marketing with its own brand.

Make fiberglass molds of the wheel openings and use them on the modified stocker bodies. Bill Engwer posted a few straightforward, easy to follow how-tos on doing it.

Groovy, man!