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Nice job Michelle. i built this one "back in the day"

Wow, fantastic concept and great execution ???

Charles, your attention to detail and ability to fabricate them so that they work is amazing! The lift mechanism is odd...I love it though. Some of those old engineers came up with amazingly simple solutions. Only moving parts are the cylinder and rollers

No, no, no...that is the box the real engine shipped in!

Hey Round 2, do this next please. Might actually get built with the Coke decals?

Danny at Scenes Unlimited has period correct front and dual rear wheels. Top notch products and a great guy to deal with!

Outstanding work as always Charles. I love watching your builds come together and learn from each one!

Sweet! Great job on this build.

What a cool piece of modeling history!

Looks great! Thanks for posting this one

She already does a pretty good job flying a Champ - just can't reach the rudder pedals yet?

I would just coil the brace wires inside the fuselage passing them through the wing from above and below cutting them off after the glue sets. This would be similar to what is described for the tail brace wires above

Gotta get me one of these! thanks Pat

Sweet! nice build on this one!

The midget Mustang is just as crude as the rest... sent one to a freind of mine who had been looking with no success as I had an original issue. He was thrilled to get it but not sure if he ever tried to build it.

Thanks Slusher!

Wow! Nice Build.

X2!!! Thanks for sharing!

Thanks Snake, I have that kit but they are crude (pronounced "crud") There were some unique aircraft offered by Pegaso: early Bonanza, Knight Twister racing Biplane and a few others. Most are re-treads of some of the earliest plastic airplane models made (I believe by Linberg ca. 1947) maybe 6-8 parts, no windows or interior, sprues the size of a child's finger. I have a couple built and partially painted but dumped them in a box and forgot about them.

Awesome job on the Camaros and display!!!

Very nice work Randy!

Really nice! Super clean build that any MOPAR fan would love to have sitting in their driveway.

Looks good, the red is perfect for this car! A little black wash on the grille and hubcaps and some turn signal amber on the front turn signals would realy make this stand out! Easily done even when fully assembled.

Thanks for posting this! I was always interested in this kit but never to the point of procuring one. Now I don't need to.?

7 year old grand daughter Amelia was with us for the weekend, She picked this pre-painted snap kit from the stash to build for her first model: First test flight complete!