Greg Myers

I have one of those bricks.

Didn't realize it was the 99th running.

maybe we should call him ?

This thread is too good to let it go. Unless I don't understand how it works. Seems like there's a bunch here that needs to be finished, mine included. Put a "Flip Front" on a Monogram '39 Chevy Coupe.

Isn't that the definition of a "Hot Rod", Bill ?

AMT kit, you know, the one with the single exhaust molded in. One of the members of a local club had a 1:1 '55 out back, not much left of a race car. I though a similar build with the chrome removed and mounting holes exposed would be cool. Lots of notes, where all the holes were and what size and here ya go.

It was just an attempt at humor combining a silly photo Shopped photo and a common saying used here on the board. Let's not over analyze this.

Like an engine pack kit with 4 or 5 engine kits in one box ? Or maybe a wheels and tire kit with a bunch of wheels and tires all in the same box ? How about the four motorcycle parts pack kits all in one box?

A silly post showing a "Photo Shopped" picture and a tag line ( Badges, We don't need no stinking badges) from a novel by B. Traven, also an older film by John Huston,"The Treasure of the Sierra Madre" no,t as many believe, from the Mel Brookes " Blazzing Saddles" film. Changed on this board to say " Instructions, we don't need no stinking instructions". But i digress, they are indeed all from the "Same group"

Roll down the windows ?

At least Roth, Barris, and Tom Daniels kits gave us something different.

Yes. again

Wheels/ tires , decals and box art. Ho Hum.

Research, Google is our friend. When first contemplating a build do some looking around. See what others have done. Try to find some reviews on any of the boards pertaining to the subject you are thinking about, Ask questions on these same boards. This one is a great start.

and we can go racin' too.

Didn't you mean "Roadsters" ?

Prominent in story line Mad Max Fury Road. here we go.

Remember different port spacing

I was thinking the same thing on the size of the Parts Pack Stacks. Here's an instruction view of the AMT '55.

Right out of your parts box. Surelly you didn't use all the extra parts in that AMT Double Dragster kit.

So's stickin' yer head in the oven.

In 1/25th scale ?