Greg Myers

That would allow smaller changes in the title also ?

Too Kool Drew. and great photography.

Too late, I already have two of them. Can't find the other right now as I'm right in the middle of a move. Luckily the later part, where I try to fit everything back in. Thanks Daniel, I have seen the difference between this one and the Trumpeter version. You are correct. Looks like your canopy stack didn't come from the kit either.

I think the A's are just more aggressive.

Pirates? Well take care of your pirates.

Part of the problem is the venerable Monogram Model A is 1/24th scale, the others (new '32's) being 1/25th. The rest is just pure laziness, wouldn't it be neat to have a Stacy David style kit with all the cool parts, '32 frame, small block Chevy V-8, '32 grill, etc, included ? Fresh tooling or more modern subjects ? Apples and oranges. Yep, that ol' Monogram '30 Ford Coupe is hard to beat, got a bunch.

That's a '30-'31 Model A

AMT Matchbox 1/32 Dauntless

The Drastic Plastic Instruction site for cars is great . I was wondering if there was anything similar for aircraft models?

Did you check out the video ? http://badboyvettes.com/340

http://badboyvettes.com/340

Great movie. What do they call the guy on the sidecar ( besides crazy) ?

http://www.wimp.com/streetracing/

It's all in here :

Yeah, I missed it too. Singed up to miss something else

He does seem to have a Popeye tattoo.

Mom and Dad sent away for this one too. My brother and I both fit inside, Great fun.

I built all of those as a child. Mom wasn't happy. Said you couldn't hang them from the ceiling like model air planes. Then I switched to cars.

Because WE can.