Joe Handley

I'll be going the friday as a HobbyTown employee and on Saturday as a Suburban Chicago Rock Crawler member (we'll have a good sized course there and having a competition on saturday ) There were more models there last year than the year before, but Tamiya opted out last year too.

Looks sweet!

I had to look close to make sure that was still a Dodge cab, Nice Build!

if they'll fit, C5 or C6 Vette tail lights would look good!

Wanna bet that Delorian would be all over that if he were still alive!?

Yup, it was the first SAE I bought.......wonder if I still have that somewhere

I wondered if that car had gullwings, one of the better looking Mercedes of late too!

My guess, a strange looking photoshop of a real car

Now that is a neat looking little Deuce! I'm assuming that was done since they had to replace the rotted out floors anyway

....That looks pretty cool, wonder how that would look with a mild top chop (1"-2" max) too.

Same here Bernard! It's my favorite of the "live action" Batmobiles and other than the ones from the early-mid 90's animated series, it's right at the top of all time favorites! Don't know if that's because it looks like some of the fastest LSR cars or what though

Ah, wasn't sure if Saturn was building anything here in the US anymore.

Yipes, that is one bright yellow

He could always build it into another Hearse Vette

Been watching the Igor's truck build..huh

Figured it wouldn't hurt to ask since that one guy scratch built that fully operational 1/4 scale Ferrari racer

So long as they're not done like the Boyd's kits, I wouldn't mind a few Foose licensed kits I'd be willing to bet that the Olds and Stude tools still have to be around unless RC2 decided to scrap them. IIRC their part numbers from teh original release attemps might still in HobbyTown point of sale database too

Aren't GM's new line of larger cross overs being sold by Chevy, GMC, Buick, and I think Saturn being made at the Spring Hill plant now?

Does this one actually run too?

Looks good so far, after looking at my sister's silver SE in the driveway at night, I still can believe how sinister these Chargers look....especially at night with the headlights on. I've been getting the itch to build one of the Testors kits to look like one of the NCIS Chargers.....now all I need is the time and ambition to do so

Looks great Jim, always wondered how that car would look as a wagon!

One thing Dad has pointed out about helmets is that depending on which one you're wearing, one that covers your entire head can cut down on your visibilty and affect how well you can hear what's going on around you. BTW, nobody in my Family rides either.

Can't wait to see it Jim!

That would be a pretty sweet looking Vette once you got rid of all those louvers!

I'm going to say real, don't know if it's the actual car or if it's a clone, but it certanly looks "real" to me....maybe sitting in a museum on display too.