stavanzer

What a Great Pair of Showrods! You really nailed the Vibe! Good Show.

I watched a couple videos. It's Monkey Wrenched back to partial functioning. The Phone is 5 years old, and I'm not going to try electronics repair yet.

I am now familiar with the DMV 3-Step.....The VIN verification process for older (1980-1990) Toyota's is a HUGE P.I.T.A. The Vin plates are very hard to read without a flashlight. Guess what the VIN Verification folks at the DMV Won't/ Don't use. Had to take the '87 Camry to the CHP to get it done. I may take the plates off before I get there tomorrow. Thanks for the thoughts. It Helps.

Chili Cheese Dogs. Cheap Buns, Expensive Wieners, Wolf Brand Chili, Shredded Chedar Cheese, no Onions. Wife and I can't eat raw onions anymore with massive heart burn. Washed down with Bundaberg Sarsaparilla.

Had to Smog Test my New(to me) 2007 Chevy truck. It went fast and Painlessly. (A rarity in California now) Off to the DMV for Tags tomorrow. Switching from Oregon to California Tags is always a coin toss. Sometimes easy, but not always.

Here is Juan Brown on it.

Great Work. Looks like some photos I have seen of T-62 & T-55s in Africa. I can't wait to see it finished.

Great Job on the 'Burban! I too, wish somebody would tool up a new one. The Colour is neat.

I have that kit in my stash.

Ohh! Very Sharp Colour Scheme! Just right for an All out Racing Car! I like is very much.

Cell Phone troubles. Charging Port is broken. I've tried different Charger cords. Not the Cord. Something broken in the port itself. Off to get a new phone (maybe)

What a colourful build! Great Work on an interwar plane! Good Show.

Well, there are there seem to be a few folks here who are bothered by it, but 99% of the buyers neither know, nor care about the proportion issues. I for one, cannot see what you are talking about. I just wish Revell would tool up the older, Vertical style grille for it.

No Way is it this kit. A a second hit off the New Tool 1985 Blazer, I'd guess.

That was my guess, as well. Be great to see exactly what is in the box. Here is the '85 JImmy and it's grill.

Here are the Instructions and the Decals. I see no Hemi Emblem. https://public.fotki.com/drasticplasticsmcc/mkiba-build-under-c/revell-instructions/automotive-cars--pi/dodge/revell-68-dodge-cha/?view=roll#1

Ford "Wimbledon White" might be a close match.

That's the First Thing I saw too. So the '85 Blazer morphs into an '85 Jimmy. I wonder what accessories the Jimmy will have? The '73 Mustang, is another easy lay-up choice.

The '34 Wire Rims are very small compared to the '29 Rims.

Fantastic Builds, Sir!

Just Awesome! What a Roadster.

Revell, makes a '30-'31 Model A Woody that has Stock Wire Wheels, but they are the wrong year, and look a bit different than the '29 Wheels. AMT/Round2 has the evergreen'29 Roadster, that has Stock Wires. The MPC/Round2 '29 Woodie/Roadster Pickup has a set of Stock Wires also, but they don't look as good as the Revell or AMT wheels in my opinion. Those are the easiest to find options I can think of right now. Others may know more or have better ideas than I do. Hope this Helps. Alan

Thank You, James for correcting my memory. I thought there had been a Stock kit. I was wrong. I'm glad your memory is better than mine.

Adam is correct. No, BTTF, no DeLorean. It would not have even been kitted, I'd wager. But now there are at least 7 or 8 versions of the kit. The Older ones from the 1990's, and these new ones. I get 8 versions this way: 1. Old Stock 2. Old BTTF #1. 3. Old BTTF #2 4. Old BTTF #3 5-8 are the same Four versions of the new tooling. I will admit, my math be be incorrect.

May I suggest Pearl Grey, with Red Upholstery and Trim? There were a lot of grey racing cars, and road cars back then. I think the Grey/Red looks understated yet classy.