Paul Hettick

A customer of mine has a 1/12th scale 59 Mercury Voyager wagon prototype that AMT was going to produce in their annual line up. It would have been 1/25th and a fantastic kit.

Very nice build! The reason the quality is as good as the Modelhaus is because the Coupe de Ville and Mirage are direct copies of Modelhaus kits I helped master. I know you guys like Page resins, but to me, he is a thief. If he steals any of my kits I'll see him in court. Perhaps he hides out on facebook for a reason..............

Page resins has taken upon himself to copy the Modelhaus 76 Coupe de Ville and Mirage pick up. I helped master the Coupe de VIlle doing the body and front bumper. Modelhaus did the rest. I know the Modelhaus is no longer taking orders for these, but he is still casting them to fill orders and the company is up for sale. I checked with Don Holthaus and Page resins did not ask permission to copy his work.

Every one on this board should buy a carburetor from him and leave negative feedback. I'll be selling my own mastered resin kits on the bay soon. Looking for a way to legally protect my work from the resin thieves.

I see he is selling the MODELHAUS 61 Polara wagon with an added center post. Along with several other resin casters kits.

I was just looking for a constructive way to get rid of some unbuilt kits that have little monetary value.

Have seen a t.v. commercial with disabled vets building model cars for therapy. They are asking for cash donations. Anyone here know how to go about donating model kits?

I think any of the 1969 - 1972 Dodge and Plymouth C bodies would be big sellers. 4 dr sedans, wagons, 2 dr hts. I would be a buyer of 7 to 10 of any of these.

I will be a buyer for 7 Polara's.