Abigdumbkid

I never knew these existed. I was gonna try and do these now that I've gotten back into the hobby but like said above, old hands, old eyes.

Yeah, sorry about that. That's exactly where I picked that up.

Well I've been reading thru tips and tricks and looking at a lot of builds in progress and noticed a lot of door cards separated from the main interior tub of a model. Is this specific to certain models or are people separating them? I usually spray the interior as one piece and always wondered how some kits have nicer door cards than others. If you separate them, do you have to use styrene strips to reattach to the tub or will the usually go back on fairly easy. I'm not skilled enough yet to try and work on getting doors to open just yet. Thanks in advance.

Thanks for the welcome. Oddly enough, my other MPC models showed up the day of surgery. Theseare going to be fun when I can get to working on them.

Thanks for the welcome. I like "slightly over-styled" vehicles. The MPC kits from the 70's and early 80's are my favorite. Just bought a few kits of eBay and can't wait for them to show up. I really try to keep the kits as close to box art as possible.

Well hello, I'm new to the forum but not the hobby. I debated putting this in the introductions, but since I've got projects started, I fugue I'd kill two birds with one stone. I haven't built anything for about 20yrs and decided to get back into it. From left to right: Cop Out original issue, Squad Rod original issue, Smokey the Convoy Chaser, and Toni Foti LAPD Camaro. All rattle can. I figured I'd get the bodies first and spend the winters on interiors. Problem is, I go for rotator cuff surgery in 3 days. Going to be a busy weekend. I'll be reading up here on my time off.