Classicgas

Well done.

Nothing to do with not being willing to pay it, I just don't have pockets that deep. If I had that kind of disposable income I wouldn't think twice. Why does everyone assume it's because a person is too cheap?

Interesting detail, but factory stock plugs would have been painted engine color, so the molded in ones would be fine. Unless for some reason the kit engine has none. Very cool.

Nice weathering.

Well that's probably out of my range.

Nice work.

Excellent. I used a MCG detail set on mine.

Beautiful. How did you do your dash?

Beautiful. Are you selling them?

I could never get used to graveyard shifts. Don't know how you do it.

Yes, and thanks. In spite of the appearance of a chopped top, I found Tim's comparison interesting. Maybe it's not as off as it appears. It can still be built as a gasser, but not SEG standards. I may get one, but it's not high on the priority list, the stock version will be of far more interest, overall the kit is nice.

Interesting comparison Tim.

Yeah I highly doubt it.

One moment forums are for discussing kits that have accuracy problems, the next minute there's no room for discussing kit problems.

They did. Very early on and there was MUCH discussion on the errors then.

Lame year for me. Only thing I see is the Garbage truck.

Wow!

It's a fact our phones listen to us, even in the so called airplane mode, and while turned off. There is no privacy anymore.

I agree. You'll have to add length to the window frames and vent window frames. As a gasser or a street machine you can have that chopped look, but as I said I was hoping to kitbash and do a stock sedan. Not going to happen. I may pick one up to do as a gasser, but it's not a priority.

Momma, the tortie, and son.

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If I didn't already have a 37 chevy that would be on my list, but count me in eventually for 4 of the Model A's, and the Nova wagon.

I for one never attacked Tim. I even stated in my first response, "with all due respect to Tim and Dave Metzner". The faults with the kit are not Tim's doing, and I appreciate his build up, and hope he does more. I still stand by it looks chopped to me, and I don't see removing plastic fixing that. It will be interesting to see Tim do that fix, and if it does improve it, cool. At that point I may consider buying it. I don't have a bottomless wallet for hobby stuff, actually pretty rarely I get a new kit, so I spend what I get judiciously, and this kit as it stands will not get my money. I'm hoping the stock one is a improvement. I'm not and never have been a rivet counter, but there are occasions where something just doesn't look right to my eye and this is one.

Hmm, that may actually be easier. Good idea.