Mr Stock

My initial thoughts on the green model that Dave built is of the ride height it looks "jacked up" hopefully thats an easy fix.

I can imagine your frustration, Ive had a few members here help me out with parts/decals and Ive always made sure I thank them when I receive the parts, a simple thankyou in return is no hardship in fact its common decency.

Fantastic job Harry, very nice indeed

A few more awaiting their turn...

I love restoring old glue bombs, im struggling with a few stock parts for some of these, especially with Modelhaus out of action at the moment.

Correct Steve, I haven't seen this kit for sale over here yet, a friend of mine from Florida was kind enough to send this one over as a gift for me when it was released.

Thankyou for all the very kind comments

There's not much I can say about this kit that hasn't already been said ......... its fantastic!. Here's my take on it, completely box stock apart from an MAD distributor, I used Alclad on the wheels and the kit decals for the rear whitewalls, the fronts are handpainted, BMF on the firewall. The paint is Holts rattle can and I airbrushed the interior a pearl white. I'm happy with it ........

Newest model year would be the 1990 Revell Mustang LX.

Well I have to give full credit to Moebius. I emailed them refrence the warped body and missing decals and Frank from Moebius sent me a very prompt reply, saying that If I paid postage over to the UK he would send the parts out to me, the postage was very resonable,not that it mattered either way as the shipping was refunded by Glen at Burbanks. Great result all round !

Another knockout model Bill, I love it

Got mine yesterday shipped over to me in the UK, looks like a fantastic kit. Unfortunately mine has a very warped body and a missing decal sheet. .....very dissapointed, I've contacted Moebius I hope they can help out.

Just opened the box on a sealed brand new Moebius Plymouth Belvedere and the decal sheet is missing, the body is also warped big time but that's another subject!......

Im always impressed with your attention to detail Steve, This one is no exception, its going to be a stunner !

Tony that looks very nice, great job, Ive nearly hit the button a few times on this kit but not as yet.

Great work Tommy, very clean and sharp

Beautiuful Jim, I have one of these kits so thanks for pointing out the errors, how did you get on with the front and rear glass fit?, Ive read on here that it needs a bit of work to sit flush.

These are now out, I have my Roger Clark kit on the way !, I've been looking forward to these for a long time.

I have the 70s issue Pete 359 wrecker, should I have painted the Cummins white?, I painted mine beige ...?

Thanks for all the very kind comments guys

Yeah Jesse, all the parts are there in the kit too build either the LRW or a stock A100, I've not added anything extra to the above pics it's built straight from the box.

Thanks Carl, I used Duplicolour car aerosol paint on this one.

I know I've already left a comment on youtube, but this really is a stunning build Paul, your attention to detail is amazing, great to see some photos of it, I'm sure it's even more impressive in the flesh. You can definitely tell you have some English blood in you mate ?.

Thanks Pat I've never built the L700, but I would imagine the doors fit the same way, and yes they were really nasty, there is no positive location point to glue the hinges, it's really trial and error and superglue with a kicker spray!.

Got this one a few days ago, it's a rebuilder but very clean