Greg Myers

Yeah ! Let's take away their pensions. Let's take away every ones pension.

Did you miss the first thread discussing this very issue ?

http://www.speedhunters.com/2015/10/fuel-cuda-a-dragster-in-disguise/

" Absolutely "

and the weird and wonderful

Well as humans , seems there will always be some " outta scale" kits once you start measuring up what's in front of you. Some of the Revell John Buttera street rod kits come to mind.

and let's not forget the infamous "Box" scale back in the day. What ever it took to "fit" in the box.

Lloyd, i've seen that color scheme somewhere before with flames

Yes, That IS a Winner.

You forgot 1/6, 1/18 and 1/35. Nothing more frustrating when you are collecting something in one scale and they go and change the scale on the next release. I really like the BIG engine kits (?) by Liberty ( Hawk, Revell and any one else that has done these kits) but when they switched scales on their HEMI kits I was at a loss. The last kit, one that I was really waiting for, the 990 Super Stock version, comes out in 1/4 scale not 1/6 like all the rest. Oh yeah, first off , why 1/6 when there are so many vehicle kits in 1/8 that they would fit in ?

You said it Dave

Body color

By jove I think i've got it. Lookin' for a Three.

Ok, so post an interesting thread instead of bellyaching about something you don't care for. Others do.

Read the thread, enjoy the automotive history, build a model of the car.

Then there's the train guys

The "F" code Thunderbird http://blog.hemmings.com/index.php/2016/04/12/flying-bird-f-code-1957-ford-thunderbird-cracks-the-top-10-in-palm-beach-sale/?refer=news

Don't forget YOUR two winners.

More on the Porsche Pink Pig : http://worldshutyourmouth.bigcartel.com/product/pink-pig-917-20

Pink Pig Porsche

and a diecast model http://www.diecastxchange.com/forum1/topic/69502-fiat-600d-multipla-flying-pig-unique-replicas/