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Cool! Equinox? My Mom, bought a 2024 Equinox last year.

Pics or it didn't happen. 😃

Very Nice Kit, but those wheels just turn me off. If I build one, I'll have to get both wheels and tires.

$60.00 is a Steal nowadays. If you want one, I'd jump on it. Friend of mine sold his for an even Hundred last year.

Thanks! I miss my M43.

'Bout time somebody told that blowhard Colombo off. Good on Ya , George!

Yes, Any Pics? (Former M43 Owner)

Some truly Outstanding figures!

Bob, I'll try to get him to post some photos of his work. Like most good craftsman, he always want to do better, but I think his work is very good.

Thank You. He's now a better painter than I am, and works in Vallejo and AK.

My Wife's Grandfather quit smoking when they went up to .25 cents a Pack! Said that a Quarter per pack was outrageous! He quit out of principal.

They Look great! My Son has moved into Figure Painting in a big way. So, I see lots of figures now. Your's look excellent.

Here is one decal sheet that would be useful. There are probably better ones out there if you search further. https://theautomodelsllc.com/product/gofer-11057-us-government-vehicles/

But, they were great for shooting up into buildings in the cities. At least, that was to story told to me by a former Army Green Beret.

I Love this Car! A Morris of some kind? Thanks for sharing the photos.

Now, we have to get you and Warren D. in the same room with your builds!

I can't wait to see how you design the body! It sure looks great so far!

That is perfect! Exactly what I needed to see. Many Thanks!

You are SO correct about this, James!

Glencoe had the tooling last. Released it in 1994, so it has been awhile. (30 years) https://www.scalemates.com/kits/glencoe-models-05401-m274-mechanical-mule--956997

Awesome Dio Build, of a seldom seen kit! You painting and details skills are Top Notch! Good Show.

Awesome Guntruck, & Track! You nailed the details & the weathering. Good Show.

I'm stalled on the AMT Autocar kit. I've built got the Engine & Chassis built, but I cannot see where the Air Pipe (Part 17) glues to the intake manifold on the engine. The Arrow on the directions is confusingly unclear, and the part itself isn't help either. Does anybody have a Photo of the Driver's Side of the Engine, that shows the location? Thanks, Alan

Excellent Colour Choices, on an Outstanding Build. There is a '55, 4 Door Sedan in that exact colour combo here in town. The windows in the back doors, have small placards taped to them that simply say "Not for Sale". I've seen the car around town for over 30 years.

Wow! Another Masterpiece in the making! I will be eagerly watching. Good Show. Alan