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The perfect Finishing touch to the Little Mule. I just watched the movie last night and was inspired to get down my Bronco kit. Your Tips will help me build it, Bill.

Beauty of a Truck!

Jonathan, that is exactly how I wind up buying kits too.

Great Pics, Alan. Those little Aurora kits could be Gems. I'm still fond of the "Shiftin' Drifter", the first kit I ever built.

Another Idea. The Coke S-10 Xtreme and the Coke Ranger Splash. New Decals, Pad Printed Tires, and run the kits as they are. A 90's Flashback. This would attract Coke Collectors, Pickup Truck Builders and the 90's are now fair game for Nostalgia Purchases. Guys who built those kits back then are about ready for a re-do. I think this would be easy.

HPI Guy has the Build Video.

A great T-Bucket. I like the Too Much Engine look you have created. The Colour is perfect too.

Outstanding Rat Rod!

I like that. Red sets these cars apart from the usual run-of-the-mill cars.

Wow! Awesome Build of a very correct car.

What a great build! The Colour you chose is perfect for the car. The finish is excellent as well.

From the tiny images on the box bottom in the Round2 video, it looks like the same simplified version from the last run of the kit. Heads and Intake in one casting, so no engine build options. Since the one piece engine lower casting is back in the kit, I'd suggest a curbside build. Or borrow the engine from AMT's '64 Impala.

I love The Hu! Great Throat Singing, and Rockin' Metal.

Ah, I wondered where that came from. Now I know. Thanks, Dave.

I'm thinking Moon Mixer.

Now THATs Entertainment!!

The Orkneys. How neat. My wife and I have always wanted ti visit there.

Oh. The Shetland Islands? I've watched some great videos of Babs online. Alan

Cool, Mr Budge. Do you ever get to see "Babs"?

Thanks, Dave. Time will tell.

Wow! What a great build. The tires look especially good. They have the grey look of real rubber. Your weathering is Superb, as well. Looks like one of many trucks you see in the deserts in the Southwest USA.

Dang! You sure know how to build 'em, Uelder! That is one sharp ride. Great job on the stripes.

I hope HPI Guy gets one. His review will be the decision maker on whether I buy one or not.

Sounds like a great Idea to me.

I still have a set of brand new Model T plugs in the box, in my garage. Bought them new in 1988. The have pipe thread, threads on them. The whole car is just anvil simple to wrench on. I miss mine to this day. It was a 1926 Speedster, with a Rootlieb body. It had red wire wheels and no fenders. It was my daily driver from 1988 to 1990.