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Outstanding Replica! There are never enough Civil Aircraft Builds, and this one us Top Notch. Good Show.

Beautiful Build! I like all the work you put into the engine and drivetrain. Good Show.

That did indeed, turn out nicely. Good Show.

I really Like the TA-152. I like where you are going with this. I am not surprised that the Z-M engine is the best. They do some really fine work on their kits. Keep up the good work.

Wow! I am stunned.

Great Build of the Monogram Kit. It does have it's drawbacks, but you have done an outstanding job on the kit. Tim Boyd did an article on building this kit in Scale Auto. It has some tips for getting a smooth build. I think he has posted that article here on the Forum somewhere. It might be worth looking up if you decide to build the kit again. Good Show.

What '26?

Outstanding Build! The Colours look Great, and it has the looks of a wrecker from the era. Good Show.

Ah, thanks for the explanation. Enjoy the Maverick. A friend of mine has one, and is very happy with it.

Dang! I'm gonna miss him. I had PM'd him a couple of times and he was always great to talk to. I'll miss his "Snake-Fu" builds and commentary too. R.I.P. Richard.

I hope the truck fits Kyle, but I want to know who has a 75" inch tall Garage Door? That's Tiny. Mine is 96" tall.

Oddly, I really like the Monogram Kit. It builds fairly easily, and looks enough like a Nomad to get the attention of most casual model builders. I've built a couple, and I like them.

Mark, I'm curious to see what optional parts will be in the Chevelle. I don't think I've ever seen the Red Boxing you mention. Either way it is a Fun kit, like a lot of the MPC kits were. I hope it gets a second set of Wheels. I always like a choice of rims. Thanks for sharing what you know about it.

Wow! It looks great, Chuck. Your weathering is Top Notch! Good Show.

Really? I had not known that. I learned something new. Thanks!

That's the same version I had, back in the 80's. I'll be wanting another one, just to see if I can do a better job building it, than I did the first time. James, Thank you for the clear answer to my question. I'll wait for another year or so to worry about the '32's.

Man, those sure look like short beds.... Maybe the roll bar from the Flareside will make it into the kit. That bed looks like it could be made into a longbed, but the surgery would be tricky.

Still no news on the Other '32 Fords. I have 2 of the Vicky, but I still want some of the others. I keep hoping to see the Coupe or Roadster get the "Kat's Treatment" (New and better Tires, New and Better Decals, and clean, fresh plastic) Well, you have said in the past that the '32's are on the list, so they have not been forgotten. I just prefer the AMT '32s to the ex-MPC kits. I was just hoping there would be a surprise at yesterday's NNL East. Thanks, Steve.

I'm already planning on getting one. I have plans for a Bonneville, Highboy.

With Moebuis bringing out the F-350 Wrecker, now would be a great time for Round2 to bring back the Cooter Wrecker! It is a nice little Medium Duty unit that would look great on the '78 Dodge, the '72 Chevy/ GMC or even the '61 Chevy!

That Revell '57 Nomad wagon looks pretty good, for the monster that it is rumored to be. I hope Atlantis has worked over the tool to help the fit issues. That little T-Bucket with the square roll bar looks nice too. I wonder what other engine they will pair with the big, blown Ford? I don't like the front wheels and tires on these kits though. To Wide and Too Modern! The Yellow Fever had the same problem.

I'm not sure if it has a long Box or Short Box. I do know it is a standard cab. I don't know much about the kit. I'll know more in 8-10 months when I buy one...

Dang! I really Like Snake!

I think those are the only 2 kits that have them. Sure be nice if somebody would Resin Cast or Print these!