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If it is FACTORY STOCK , Does anybody makes a FACTORY STOCK roadster body for that kit? I would love to do a FACTORY STOCK Model A Deluxe Roadster. Other than the body and top, what else would change? Something along these lines: Repeat with me: FACTORY STOCK FACTORY STOCK FACTORY STOCK Thanks,

The package is $7,840 but for the coupe and the conv I understand it includes the Z51 performance suspension option and the optional performance exhaust. Production will be of 100 of each color for each body style. That's a total of 600 cars. Here are pictures of the black car: Now Revell, I only need the wheels. I'll take care of the rest...... But release the ZR1 first so I can come back to the hobby........ Thanks,

Hello, This is the last year of Corvette Racing competing in the GT1 category. For 2010 a new global GT category will be the focus of attention and the current cars will be retired. To celebrate the domination in GT1, Chevrolet is launching a a special edition Corvette called the GT1 Championship Special Edition. The package will be available in the coupe, conv and Z06 and includes the graphics, ZR1 style spoiler, chrome wheels, special leather seats and embroidered GT1 logos. Official pictures show the car in yellow, but it is said it will be available in black as well. Thanks,

Looking great so far. Can't wait to see them finished!

Mike, All I can say is THANK YOU! Not only I love the subject (Duh!) but also since decals are my weakest point in this hobby, you are helping me get a bit more confidence. My love for race cars has always been hampered by the fear of decals. Thanks,

Not only the model came out absolutely stunning and great, and not only I learned about the real thing, but the story of the build and the ingenious use of "parts" makes this whole story very interesting. Now, make sure the front wheels are properly balanced. you don't want any vibration to affect it Thanks,

Nice job! That is just BEAUTIFUL! Thanks,

Keep on going. That will look great when finished.

My experience with Jeff has always been VERY good. Friendly, excellent product and nice to deal with overall. But I haven't heard from him for a few weeks. Send him an email: timemachineresin@comcast.net Thanks,

Happy Birthday my friend! It is not the number, but the happiness in every one of them!

Very nice model! The conversion to a non-turbo is excellent. They are not very common and those you see are usually curbside builds. One of my favorite cars from the year I got my driver's license. Thanks,

Is that what once was a mid 70's Capri?

FSO Polonaise (sp?) 1500 coupe

Still waiting for mine...

Let's try this one: Name blacked out. Thanks,

Just a wild suggestion: Bear with me. I haven't have my coffee today: How about guess the scale? Pictures of Models and based on the details we try to guess the scale. I also thought expanding ROM to non automotive subjects but I don't think that will "fly" far. Thanks,

Looks interesting. Now, I don't think that's what the EPA was meaning when they told Chrysler the need the Viper to get greener.... Thanks,

Andy, Whenever I need to do that, I lay down the first one, then work on some other decals and come back to double up a few hours later or next day, since I work very slow with decals. I think you can do that as soon as the first decal is dry enough so it won't move. Make sure the first one is not bubbled of wrinkled. But if you are going to use decal solvent, I would suggest to wait overnight to ensure the base decal is really dry. Otherwise it may move or wrinkle. Then again, I'm not the most expert on decals..... Thanks,

IMSA Mustang Probe GTP

Le Mans 1979 Dome Zero RL Ford Cosworth DFV Craft Spice

I'll race you! I'm still waiting for #138...

Nice job! Very nice color choices. I think one of these would make a good companion to my '33 Chrysler Imperial Indy Pace Car. Thanks,

Looks good! One of my all time favorites. Good job on a not so easy to build kit. Thanks,

Yet another reason why you are one of my favorite modelers. Abso-freaking-lutely nice! Can I have it?

Cool! I'll follow these. I have plans for the Ron Fellows car as well. The inaccuracies are because the kit represents the show car. I did the #4 car from Atlanta 2006. Thanks,