Greg Myers

Aaaaaa . . .

Seeing their whole series reissued would be great.

I assume this is based on the Monogram 1934 / Zz Top kit ?

Lucky us, they just reissued another Zzz top.

Ah, Licensing, the old bug-a-boo

TV car ( Porter) was built from this great Norm Grabowski hot rod, sorry Woo Woo, another of your creations ruined,

All dated three to four years ago buried in the Past where most don't go or even think to go. Nothing like a fresh perspective. Just trying to keep this board moving. With these constant reminders that someone may have visited a subject once or twice before seems counterproductive. Again, these threads may seem like more of the same but "Similar in content" may be a better description. If you look at the three presented, they do cover different aspects of the subject. So, as has happened so many times before, let's just lump them all together. Please forgive me for dredging up the past, just think of it as a reissue, not unlike the countless reissued kits our hobby thrives on.

maybe that's why they were a one shot deal.

and the Tee Bucket has a few iterations

These two are kind of obscure

How many double kits did I miss? No, just double blowers here

Most bang for the buck, if you didn't already know, is the "Tin" version of the AMT Double Dragster. With it's extra chrome tree you can do three dragsters with the addition of a few crossmembers to the second dragster frame.

AMT seems to be the most prolific, however Revell had a few nice ones in the past.

Resent "Racing" combos

Did these kits go for the same amount as a regular single kit ? It seems like it would be a losing proposition. Are there any current Double kits out? Do they go for the same amount as a regular kit? I know the "Racing Combinations" are higher priced.

and a few lesser models . . .

Lots of dead pics here, but it sure started out wild.

Then there was this . . .

Being similar to what John showed us. Can't find many on line not knowing what to call them.

I always thought these were called "Ute" and primarily from the Land Down Under.