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If it is engraving on the plastic grill, then no, it is the same.

Great Save, Chuck. As usual the backstory nicely completes the model. Good Show.

With the Captain Hook Wrecker soon to be on the shelves, I found some reference materiel that might be of use. You can have your Captain Hook in any colour you like so long as it is RPO 25 blue metallic paint. https://holmeswreckers.com/captain_hook.htm Hope this helps somebody.

Here is the review of the Pink car from HPI Guy, back when it was new. (7 years ago) I think the Pink one has better decals.

I missed this when you first posted. Outstanding Work! Good Show.

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What the Hey! Yes, a new body for sure!

I have a couple of those saw blades, I think. I have not opened that particular X-Acto toolbox in 8-10 years.

That Looks very sharp, Mike! The choice of Colours is perfect for that car. Good Show.

I want one! Who cares If I have not worked on a car since 2002! It will look good on my toolbox.

Those are Trucks! Heavy, a bit Clumsy, with "Armstrong" powered controls, these were the real Workhorse vehicles of the day. At one time they were everywhere. I still remember seeing a few of them skulking around local farms and oilfields in the late 1970's. Worn, with tired paint, cracked glass and smoking some, they still pulled their weight. You really brought back some memories, here! Fantastic builds of some easily overlooked trucks. Good Show.

That's what I'd do. Save the Money and Effort for the Outside Changes where you'll get more Bang for the Buck. Congratulations on the Start!

Some of these ex-Monogram kits are at Hobby Lobby, in Revell boxes too. If the Kit is listed as 1/24 scale, it is probably an old Monogram kit. Old Lindberg kits can be fun to build, but older Lindberg Instruction sheets can be a bear to read sometimes. Ask hear about any kit you are interested in, and we'll be happy to share our thought about it. Glad to see you building again. Have Fun.

Wonderful in so many ways! A tribute to your brother. A lifetime long project completed at last. And an example of how things looked 60 years ago. Good Show.

At least One Place shows it in stock. https://www.modelroundup.com/1966-Shelby-Mustang-350GT-p/amt-r2-1491.htm