Greg Myers

Two complete kits in one box, wonder how much ?

Some here could benefit from this.

Flat Art series ? Standard box ? Anything different inside ?

In light of the "Popular" '32 style roof insert, I'm not surprised.

See above Revell AD-6, everything worked, ailerons,flaps, retractable landing gear, retracting tail hook, sliding canopy, folding wings, removable engine cowlings, spinning prop. First and ONLY model kit I flew into the wall. My mom was in the other room, " I think you dropped something." and then . . . . . . I picked up the pieces and finished the kit, hard to believe but I did manage to get everything to work.

Just laying close to position for demonstration purposes.

Just like model kits are changer to represent other cars ( perceived more popular) so are the real vehicles, not to return to their original state. http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/norm-grabowskis-rarely-seen-23-touring.1001635/ To answer your question, sadly, yes.

Another "Lost" kit.

Poof. Just for Mr. Aho

Ooops, Sorry about that. Reading is fundamental.

Yes they are.

Work in progress.

Handy tool for cutting those wheel openings.

and No. Who cares ?

Take the time to do the research, you did on the old American cars.

I don't think the Daytona flush backlite was ever in the MPC 1/16th kits. The ad is talking about the 1/16th scale kit . I think Daddyfink is refering to the original 1/25th scale kit. Which would be correct.

Looks like old stuff and some new. http://www.scalemodelnews.com/2013/01/125-scale-tweedy-pie-ford-model-t.html

Missed one

Oh Boy ! Another "Collectors Item"

They made it even better

Sad, Woo Woo's ain't comin' back.