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It may take me a while to gather all the stuff I need, so I'll update if I can get it all. I'm tentatively thinking 429 crammed into a '74 Pinto.

I'd recognize those headlights anywhere.

And another. (I've never actually seen this movie.)

Indeed it is. I can't begin to tell you how much that movie annoyed me, but the cars and homes were cool.

A friend threatened to give his cat flying lessons one time, but I don't think this is what he had in mind.

Yea, it'll probably still be the same mess, just organized differently.

I think I'd probably recommend a single engine, single seat WWII fighter as a starter. (No rigging on these either, and that might be a plus.)

I loved this car!

Very true.

Two trades recently, Daddyfink and Old Buckaroo, and both went great. My stuff ships to them tomorrow.

30 psi? Wow, I've never heard of such a thing. Why do you use such a high pressure? To the OP,... so far, so good. I just recently received (4) 1:48 P-40 kits; hopefully at least one will be an AVG scheme.

Looks good to me. I have a 1:700 Type XXI to slap together one of these days. Ought to take about fifteen minutes from start to finish.

This looks terrific so far.

I can't believe that I just now discovered this thread; how utterly cool. If I have the time, and can get my ducks in a row, I'd like to take a stab at this group effort.

It certainly sounds good.

Regardless of the outcome in this video, I'd take the Hellcat in a heartbeat. It seems doubtful I'd ever be driving at 100mph anyway, so I'd prefer the looks aspect, and I think the Hellcat looks awesome.

What's pleased me so far today, is finally getting a real start on straightening out all the mess from a recent move into a new environment. I have boxes stacked to my chest all over the place, and usually have no idea where anything is, so I'm slowly getting it all organized.

That's an impressive looking paint job; you've made it look just like a hand. Excellent.

Guess who's coming to dinner.

I'd imagine. I too had a pal with a 440, a Magnum though as I recall, and it'd nail you to the seat.

Don't know if you're aware or not, but Revell is now working on a short nosed 1:32 Fw 190F-8 that's looking rather promising.

1:200 is also a fairly popular airliner scale, but I can't really think of too many accessories there that would work.

So to speak? I have the old large scale Revell kit of the Constitution, but that's as far as I'm willing to go. The plank on frame stuff, is for souls far more brave than I. Looks like you're off to a rocking good start. I suspect more photos of the guts will become available as they begin the restoration process on her.

Very cool.