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Nice Builds. Izzat the Old Monogram 1/48 Corsair?

Yes, & Yes

The thumping noise from the dryer is what alerted me to the problem. Nothing is bent or warped, so I may be okay.

I washed my Wallet. I hope the magnetic stripe on my ID cards isn't ruined. I'm upset with myself. I normally check the pockets on my jeans. Had some kind of Brain Fart.... Old age, or just distraction? I just don't know. Well, I needed a new SSN card anyway.

Thank, Graham.

I think part of this comes straight from Plastruct too. That is a lousy, but cheap bottle they've been using for many years. (since they first started selling the product?) It is a very old bottle design, but inertia means they have never changed bottles suppliers or shapes. So, we have to adapt to them.... I've since moved to other cements and have left Plastruct behind.

Really Neat Build. Great Conversion. Good Show.

Good Show!

Awesome!

Thanks for this info, Dave!

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He says it better than I can. Just Wow!

But, I love this Camaro. I built several when I was in High School! I did not know Revell had boxed it. Now I want one......

I got the 1/48 Scale (ex-Lindberg) Curtiss JN-4 Jenny now in the Atlantis box. Molded in a Shocking Green, it is a very simple and not very accurate kit. Very Nice Decals, though. Now, looking for the (ex-Aurora) now Glencoe 1/48 JN-4 Jenny kit.

Homemade Salisbury Steak, Mashed Potatoes, Mixed Veg, and Shortbread Cookies. Life Is good!

My Favorite Movie of all time! I was born the year it came out!

Update. I came up empty on my search for those parts this morning. Sorry!

Well, as my Dad used to say... "Askin' ain't Gettin'"

Well, I'm wanting Saskatchewan plates. I'll start looking for those. I know Hank Yarbo drove a Ford, but maybe he had a Mercury before he got the Ford. That's my story, anyways! ?

Great Build! Nostalgia Modeling at it's Finest! Good Show.

I'd look at 1/32 scale car kits too. Some of the Monogram and Revell Snap Kits in 1/32 from the 1970'-80's have wheel and tires that might work nicely.

But, many Modelers will be happy that it did. Good Show, Atlantis!

I really Like this build. Using the factory Two-Tone on the bed unifies the whole thing. It looks very real, and something that would have been seen back in the day. Very Sharp Build! Good Show.

Way Cool! Good Luck with the Paint!

I started mine as a Beater, with the hub caps from the Ford Cruising Van.