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Great work, so far. Always need more TROG cars.

The exact boxing you have, has a lot of older parts in it. Stuff that had not been in the kit for years. I was pleasantly surprised when I opened mine. You build looks good.

How is the detail on the ICM Intake and Carb?

Those Dry Transfers are perfect on Flat Black Primer. There are some great Bucket Seats in the AMT 1907 Thomas Flyer kit. I've got spares if you want some.

So, any progress on this?. I really like what you have done so far.

Looking Great! I like the Red.

For Period Racing numbers, look at WW1 Airplane Decal sheets. You can find some nice vintage style numbers on certain decal sheets. Look for Sopwith Camel or SE-5A sheets.

Plus +1, Luc

Luc, you are correct about the Wheels on the Dodge P/U. However, I contend since so much work had to be done to get the Dodge ready to go, that new wheels were not a problem. The Monaco is on the shelves right now, with the Joker/Gotham PD kit. I don't see Round2 investing any more money in the kit, when all it needs is decals.

MPC Stutz Bearcat. I've built 3, over the years, and have 5 currently in the stash. I'll buy every one I find at swapmeets.

Luc, I'll bet you $10.00 US that the CHP Dodge is Decals only. Sadly, I don't see Round2 spending any money on revising the tool. I wish they would too. I'd like to see it modified to produce and older Dodge or Plymouth as well, and that will never happen either.

Man, I hope those are the decals that come with that kit! I really like them.

So the Best kit for a Semi-Accurate Daisy Jeep is the elderly Monogram CJ-7 kit? I'll have to start looking for one.

Thank You, Gerry. Nice to know that my CRS has not completely taken over my mind.

Well, Rumor has it that the 29/30 Fords will return eventually. IIRC, the most current Rumor last year before the whole Hobbico/Blitz debacle was that Revell was planning on putting out the Coupe with the Roadster Engine. Then the sale happened and all bets were off. I suspect that from the way both kits sold the first time they were out, Revell is anxious to have them back on the shelves. They were a proven money maker, from what we heard at the time. But Blitz, is short on everything but ideas right now, so I'll wait patiently for them to re-appear. As for the other two, Revell was very clear at the time that the "Blue Baja" was a One Shot Deal. That is why I ponied up and bought one, when they first came out. I did not want to miss the boat on getting one. As far as the Rat Roaster, I know nothing. My Guess, would be that the tool is fine, and eventually we will see it again. But WHEN will we see it? I cannot begin to guess.

I agree with you, Greg, but Those particular kits would have to have Chrome Parts to see in todays world., IMHO. But They would be very good choices for 'entry level' kits.

Well, A small bit of Info. The '66 Buick Modified Stocker has Promo Wheels on the Stock Chrome tree. Not the Original wheels. A really odd mixture of parts.I have no idea why that is.

Another Kit, I'll have to have! I do like the Box Art. I hope it sells well.

Awesome, Laser Sharp Build. Like the others, The trunk and Underhood detail is just fantastic.

That body casting, must be one of the most complex, single pieces I've ever seen in plastic.No wonder the kit is so expensive.

Awesome Build! A Match made in Heaven for your sponsors.

Thanks, for the tip, Tom. Bill, that I why I bought the Flash kit, Bill. I wanted a 'true' A990 car.

How about, "My Mother the Car"? I have the AMT kit. Pretty nice, if you want a T with a nose-job and a trunk.

Nice to see that Your Builds are as Fun and Outré as ever, Dave! Good Work.

Man, I'd glue those fuselage halves together real soon. That Seam down the middle is a huge pain to sand and smooth. Best not to get much more work on the outside until that is done.