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Issen Fisu? Frozen Fish? Very sharp build. I like it.

That is a great build! I like the stock look too.

I've got a plaque of the C&T Strokers photo on the wall in my office. Nice big 9" x 11" metal print. Great for work.

Thanks, Craig! That means I can still get some.

On these MS kits. Does anybody have pics of the Chrome trees for the 65 Fairlane, the '69 Falcon and the '66 Olds? I'd really like to see what they look like. I am fascinated with these kits, and acquire them when the budget allows. I wish round2 would do even a short run of these.

I really like the wheels on the Pink One. Are they from the now defunct Modelhaus?

This rocks! there are never enough pull trucks!

Number 3, Ace... Number 3!

Aaaannnnd..Just No. Try again Later, Round2.

Great Build! While I know they are factory, the wheels just look awful......

https://public.fotki.com/drasticplasticsmcc/mkiba-build-under-c/instruction_sheetsh/instruction_sheets/revell-4/revell-56-chevy-del/?view=roll#1 https://public.fotki.com/drasticplasticsmcc/mkiba-build-under-c/instruction_sheetsh/instruction_sheets/revell-5/revell-56-chevy-nom/?view=roll#1

I do like the theme! Classy looking boxes for 1990's tooled kits. Bring on the '57 Chevy and the '58 Belvedere.

Well, since the boxart shows a turquoise car, you can be sure that contest tables and kit reviews will be loaded with cars that exact colour. Black and Red cars will be the odd cars out in a year.

Looks like AITM will get an order for resin wheels, the day after my Autocar kit arrives.

I wonder what had to be re-tooled on the body? I'll need a couple of these, for sure.

Is this the kit that has the Model A Radiator Shell on the Chrome tree? I remember reading that one of the Cougar Funny Car kits did.

For the Mercedes try using the Windshield and frame from the Rommel's Rod kit. Not Chromed but should be a close fit. Or try to buy one from Revell on the homepage where you can buy replacement parts.

I ma a huge fan of these kits. I wish Round2 would release the kits that Dirt Track Race cars had re-popped about 10 years ago. They are getting really spendy now on the secondary market. Maybe even put two kits in one box to share the pain a bit. There is not much to any of these kits, so two would fit. You could either re-use the ancient "One-Size-fits-All" decals that were used by DTR or Design a new OSfA decal sheet and use it in all the kits. And mebbe use some different tires. But, even with out any upgrades, I'd still be in line to get multiples of each. Easy, Simple, Fun kits, they are to me, like Potato Chips. Can't just build one. But, they could just be not worth the trouble. I know that my preferences in Model Kit Subjects, do not map well to the average buyer, so what I prefer is not always what will sell best.

That Green Racer is just Superb! Perfect in every way.

Thanks, Casey. Those links are helpful to me, too.

Put the "Shrink Ray" down, and nobody gets hurt. What an awesome finish you have. The rear bumper looks so real. I'd like to see how you weathered it.

Not my Cuppa, but a neat car none the less. Those Wheels hafta go!

Your Build is just Too Cool! Great Idea, and even better execution.

I'll have to disagree with Chad's usual product hype. There is NOTHING cool about this. In fact it is vaguely sad. This looks to me, like a "Throw it at the wall, and see what sticks" move. Come on you guys, you can do better than this. I'll wait to see what is shown next month.

I wonder where he got the decals.....