Greg Myers

So that only leaves Terry's Vespa ? And thinking a little more on this subject, it leads one to ponder, why these iconic cars and let's add the '55 from Two Lane Black Top, have no decent plastic kits, just "make a buck" knock offs. Yeah, yeah, I know, the licensing $$$.

Can you name the cars ? Can you name the locations?http://Shell "circuit" - Ferrari

= 1000 words

http://blog.hemmings.com/index.php/2011/08/04/low-mile-italian-barn-finds-make-headlines-for-mecums-monterey-auction/?refer=news

I was surprised to find this also. Do you know of any other "new" surf bands ?

:DB)Don't they come in a lot of different kits?

How about the #11 trim, nipper clip, where you are trimming a part off a tree and . . . 5-4-3-2-1- we have lift off.

437 miles

OK, Jeff, if we're voting, I go with your first set :

WOW! Bernard, you sure got your moneys worth out of that tin. Do you have any more ? How about having a go at the AMT Double T ?

Can anyone identify the car ?

That's what I was thinking, all those guys standing and moving next to the robots (?). Their efficiency was questionable also.One guy, one rivet ?

Why did they put these on their cars ?

Check out those "artillery" wheels

"I wouldn't use ALL the parts of either kit because there would be two of everything. Chassis, suspension, engines and so on." So the second part of the question is, what do you do with these parts? Do you have a plan for them as Bernard did, or do they go into the "parts bin" ?

I'm always thinking up a new kit build and what it will take kit wise, to the point of how much of the parts in each will be used. I noticed I'm not alone on this, seeing how many builds Bernard got out of the AMT DD. Bernards post I was just wondering to what extent if any do you go to use up all the parts. Or, do they just join all the other parts left over from earlier builds? I got three out of the AMT DD cardboard box.

They ain't that different. It don't get any closer than this.

Lookin' wild. Where did those gorgeous front wheels come from ?

Bandit Resin Parts and Accessories - 27 T

Is this the car of which you speak? I believe it is a '27 Ford roadster, of which there are none in plastic. You may find some in resin.The rest would be up to your own scrounging of parts.

JUST PRINT IT

And just when I was thinking what's Brad doing these days. WOW! as usual.I however, am stuck on a color combo for this, yeah I know, the headers aren't supposed to be glued to the frame. They aren't. They were just propped up for the photo and fell down.

"PEOPLE, PEOPLE, PEOPLE !"