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From the recent Round2 Kits, or from the original. I have the convertible from Round2. LMK

Awesome! That kit can still be made to shine, 60 years later, by someone who takes the time and effort to do it Right. Which you did, in Spades.

Rod Serling of Twilight Zone fame built Model Airplanes. He used to patronize most of the well known hobby shops in L.A. I have an acquaintance who has seen and held some of Serling's builds.

There are decals on the '78 Dodge sheet for the minibike. I do think they are Rupp.

I have no clue what it is, but give it a bath and some gentle cleaning, and affix that left front wheels, and you got one heck of a "Survivor" display piece!

In Bakersfield it was 94, yesterday at 4pm. Really Hot. Summer started too early this year. Happily a cooling trend starts today, so only 86 is forecast.

I've got a Half-Finished Monogram '55 Ford Pickup that I was converting into a "Flatbed Ford", but It has never been completed. I did not know about this one, when I started my build about 10 years ago.

Watch this video to see the Real one!

Wow! You may be correct...

That's a heck of a lot of beef for one 4 Cyl. Jeep to pull.

Well, the Revell kits are simple and maybe fun for a Palate Cleanser. I might be ready to try the surgery on a Hook/Ford Mash-up, just for the fun of it. And the Wrecker and Cab back walls are separate parts, on the Hook/ 77 GMC Wrecker kit. Cab is #2, Wrecker rear bulkhead is #33.. Looking at the instructions, it seems clear that both kits were tooled with much the same philosophy, as far as detail and parts count. Not Brothers, but certainly Cousins. https://www.scalemates.com/products/img/4/3/6/191436-61-instructions.pdf

There is a Snap-Fit Wrecker. Last seen as the "77 GMC Wrecker" or "Captain Hook Wrecker" it was released about the same time.

No Clearance Kits, in Bakersfield CA, as of last Friday.

Saw my Grandson in his Second High School Play. (one in the Fall, one in the Spring) He was outstanding! He's only a Freshman this year, but the Drama Teacher really likes his work ethic and Attitude. I hope he continues to do well. He was Great!

I'll second the Fireball Wheels and 4x4 Tires. Really Excellent service from Joseph!

Thanks, Al I got the Mustang today at H/L, 40% off. Looks like a nice kit. I'll get the paint next month.

That's a Round Tank, but it does have the proper Ford lettering.

Cool, Mikos! That's good to know. I have two of those AMT 70 1/2 kits in my stash with extra flat hoods. I'd not had a chance to try them on the MPC kit. Also, a good source for some Cross Laced Wire Wheels are the MPC '32 Ford kits. Out most recently as the Coke Themed, Sedan Delivery and a Roadster/Coupe kit.

I'm not sure either of the Flat Hoods you mention will be a drop fit. The Revell (ex-Monogram) is 1/24 scale, and the AMT '70 kit is an entirely different tool. It will probably fit with some sanding, but may have other issues.

Cool! Do you race it, or is it mostly a Display piece? Neat, either way!

What Carl Said! Just like Adam West.

Thank You, Al. I was not aware that kit had all the stock parts in it. That kit is still at Hooby Looby, and I can source the TS44 too. All I'll need are decals. And I can solve that issue, after the car is painted. Again, Many Thanks!

Great Work on a rare kit! You really did an excellent job on the finish. Good Show.

Is the TS 44 Is that TS44 a good match for the USAF Strata-Blue? I'm on the look out for that Mustang. Should have got one when Hooby Looby was clearing them out a few years back.

I'll bet it does. Then the Short Wheelbase Duallie makes sense.