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Those wheels look superb! This whole car will be a Masterpiece when done.

Model Round up, sells the PPP Wheels. I've used a couple sets of them, and been very pleased with them. PPP rims are all sized correctly for your Merc. So, no worries there.

Revell, was trying to make a Quik Buk by using an already tooled kit. And that is completely Fair. Modify an existing tool, and make more money? Great! The intended market for this kit, will not know or care about the flat roof/window niggles that bother some on the internet. Like Round2 Coca Cola kits, the Fringe, is not who this kit is for. Will we buy them? Of Course! I need a new Camaro, and this is a good one. The lack of chrome does not worry me, and I can make a blown Street Warrior with this kit, with just whats in the box. I suspect most of these that actually get built, will be the box art car.

Excellent! The Green suits it well. Good Show.

I really like the Landy. The Blue looks really factory on this kit. Great Work. Good Show.

Very Sharp looking Tow Truck. It's just right. Good Show.

Great work! The Tu-Tone Colours look spot-on. Good Show.

Man, what a Great Build! Your colour choice and detail work are just Awesome. It looks like it could have been in a Dealer Catalogue. What a Sharp, Clean build. Good Show.

Great Job! That Ford Motor really completes the Look! Good Show.

Great Looking Truck. I have the '78 kit and a Warlock, and plan to build something like what you have done. I only hope I can do it as well as you have. Good Show.

Awesome Build. An Open Top Taxi. Looks very 3rd World. Your Weathering and Detail are Top Notch. Good Show.

Wow! That is great work, on Big Al. You've done great work, on a car that seldom gets built. Good Show

Darn. I was looking forward to seeing that...

Hart's Parts does the Dodge grilles in Resin. https://hartspartsresin.com/product/mpc-72-73-dodge-pu-covnersion/

Well, That is something completely different! Great work and imagination. Your weathering skills are excellent. Good Show.

Wow! What a great Street Rod! Everything is well thought out, and the finish is smooth, and well detailed. It looks like something you would see at a "Cars & Coffee" here in Cali. Good Show.

You got the 'look' right the first time. Cross-kitting the '72 & '76 worked like a charm. That is an excellent replica. Good Show.

That looks like a real "California Cruiser". Great work!

Yes it is. And that was the Discount Grocery store.

In Central California today it was 70 Degrees, clear as a bell, bright blue skies. I wore a T-shirt and shorts all day. It last snowed here in 1999.

Bought an 18 pack of eggs this morning for 13.56! Yep, almost 14 dollars! the Dozen was 7.85.

Cool! Some Neat Cars there.

Mine is a 8" long chunk of raw 2"x4", Coat Hangers and rubber tubing. All Found in my Garage. Cost? 0.00 Cents. Mine looks almost like the very top one. I find the Coat Hanger has plenty of 'spring' to it. If you are in America, ask any dry cleaning place about Wire Coat Hangers. They usually have plenty.

There will be a few eBay sellers who will be parting the kit out. You should be able to purchase just the decals about 30 days after the kit hits the shelves in the USA/

Well, it looks like Revell took care of us after all, 4 Different build options. Now let's hear the gripe about there being only one Lic Plate...