1967RMP
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On 4/14/2024 at 2:40 PM, Matt T. said:
Rob Zombie used one in one of his horror movies. Looks great!
Found on the Internet Movie Car Database (imcdb.org).
If you can get past the lack of 1:1 examples (I can), go for it! Enjoy the build.
Hmmm. You might be onto something. I've been trying to figure out what to do with mine. Decals, wheels, and tires from the spares box, lights from the Johan Fury, siren from God knows where, some weathering, and voila!
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IIRC, they were going to also offer the 1959 Rambler wagon, as well as another original Jo-Han I can't remember. A 70's Olds, perhaps?
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This kit has potential (not sure if right year, don't know much about Holdens)
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Rommel's Rod with the skeletons.
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When the CHP Dodge Monaco came out, I was happy for the new wheels and tires but disappointed that it didn't have the vented hubcaps seen on the box.
Speaking of the Monaco, when it first came out it showed an accurate steering wheel and cool radio. Neither were inside.
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I wasn't disputing how popular Bruce Lee is, I wanted to point out that the Blues Brothers are popular outside the U.S.
Peace!
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37 minutes ago, keyser said:
Few outside US know Blues Brothers, despite hopes here.
I'm not quite sure I agree with you. You Tube shows many European tributes to the Blues Brothers. These are just a couple of examples.
Not to mention European owners of Bluesmobiles.
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On 6/16/2022 at 5:45 PM, Brian Austin said:
The Blues Brothers film is several decades old at this point and the sequel wasn't particularly well-received IIRC, and even that one is a couple of decades old.
FWIW there is a 1:24 diecast of the Bluesmobile.
There also is a 1:32 scale slot car by Scalextric.
I'm not a fan of the GL 1:24 diecast, it always seemed a little off to me. And as esoteric a subject matter as the Bluesmobile, it is still MUCH more well known than the Black Beauty, who NO ONE would have predicted would be produced. Count me in for a case of Bluesmobile kits!
I do agree with you on the sequel. Other than the music and the car pile up, blecch!
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18 hours ago, SteveG said:
I don't know if Moebius will ever give us a Police Pursuit specific version, but it should be easy enough to make with some kit bashing with earlier Plymouth kits. Here's one I did of a 65 Plymouth State Patrol car.
http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/topic/119408-65-belvedere-kansas-highway-patrol/
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You even got the gasket on the gumball machine! Nice touch.
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How likely would this version be?
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4 hours ago, Smoke Wagon said:
In sure they’ll do a Hellcat or Hellcat Redeye release within a year or two after the initial kit release.
I wouldn't mind seeing a police version, myself.
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Claimed!
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I don't really need anything for them, but if you can use them that would make me happy. Let me know if you need the large or small sheet, or both.
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This forum is a godsend! Even 15 years after the last post, I got the answer I needed.
The purple pond wouldn't even touch the part I just painted with Tamiya spray, now I know others have had the same trouble. I'll try the 91% alcohol.
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If it's the same garbage lightbar as in the Galaxie kit, hard pass. The Visibar from the MPC Smokey The Convoy Chaser though, I'd definitely pick up a few.
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5 hours ago, Mike999 said:
The '68 Plymouth Fury 4-door appears to be an original Jo-Han kit, not an Okey Spaulding re-pop. It looks like it has clear glass. All the Spaulding kits had green-tinted glass, as far as I know. I have one built (by somebody else) and one still in the box. Both have the whole glass piece tinted green.
The Spaulding kits also came with vacuformed clear glass as well as the green.
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Figured it had to be Modelhaus, oh well. Thanks for your replies!
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As I just got a Jo-Han 1956 Plymouth promo (non-acetate) off the 'Bay, I remembered that these once came in a kit with an aftermarket resin interior. Does anyone know who produced it, and if it's still available for purchase?
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On 1/2/2021 at 3:52 AM, Captain Spaulding said:
Question for the experts out there, the lights on the light bar call for clear red which I don't have. No hobby shops in my area anymore and currently under lockdown here again so not much open. Called a few shops hours away and one had some but said shipping would be 18 dollars which I told him it would be a frosty day in hell before I pay that much shipping for paint.
My question is their any way to thin red paint enough and if so how much mixture should I use or just paint it red and be done with it?
Tamiya makes a nice clear red, I use it all the time. Amazon has it for $5.69 with free shipping in the US, I don't know about Canada.
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"At Fine Scale Modeler, we feature both kinds of models - armor AND aircraft!"
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Lots of creativity going on here. Good work!
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Beverly Hills Cop has this weird scene. Exiting alley....
Out of alley.....
...in pursuit!
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Moebius 1965 Dodges Announcement
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Those look like gardenias to me.......😁