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The 4-Door hardtop? Got any pics? I'm thinking about buying it too..

'76 AMC Gremlin '67 Supernatural Impala '79 Chrysler 300 A really cool 3d printed 1/24 vintage bicycle The rest are dust catchers for now

vintagedragcrazy, DrKerry, and Mopar-D are real stand up fellas! I'd trade with 'em anytime

Got these from Air-Trax last week, and man are they nice! Go ahead, send these guys your money, you won't regret it..As soon as they make more obscure Mopars, I'm buying 'em!

Yeah, ditto on those wheels, they look sharp! I have this kit, and while I'm not too keen on the t-tops, I have not one other complaint about it...It's a relic of sorts, and it's totally different, AND, it goes right along with my MPC '77 Volare. To top it off, it has some really nifty pad printed tires included that I would love to see sold X 8 in a tire parts pack. They would look right at home on the '83 Hurst Olds, and others. I have plans to buy another '80 and build it as a no option, slant six car..

Yeah, Lunar Module Pilot, this was Alan Bean's job on the Apollo 12 mission.. Thanks yall for the hubcap info, I went ahead and ordered a set from that eBay seller.. Also, thanks to some info posted on the "Rapid Transit System Paint Code 'Cuda" thread, I was able to source a set of HO scale white pinstripes from Microscale.. Now, to actually build the thing!

This is correct, I must have over looked it somehow..I'll be giving this fella a call this week and order some of these goodies.. Also, that is a WAAAAAY cool avatar picture sir, I've been watching Red Green since like the mid 90's! Gotta love the possum van!

I'm currently trying to figure that one out myself! I'll post up proper details when I get em..

From the long list of build plans I have, this '69 AstroVette. They were designed exclusively for each of the Apollo 12 crew, and the pics are of Alan Bean's car. Pretty cool I thought. Still hunting some details about the real cars, and hunting down a source for those hubcaps in 1/25 scale.

This is perfect!

This Hudson convertible up top from Motor City Resin Casters. It looks like the real deal!

https://www.shapeways.com/product/CDKA52LTT/1-25-1968-72-oldsmobilevista-cruiser?optionId=61702584 This looks pretty good..

I ordered a '78 Cordoba, and a '83 Mirada about two weeks or so before the NNL east...Still waiting patiently for them to show up. Can't wait to see em tho!

Shapeways has some really cool stuff, just type 1/25 into the search bar and be amazed!

Well, I'm sold! And I hope I get to make it to any NNL show in the future, I've never been.. After much searching, I managed to find pics of all of 'em on my list except for the '62 Chrysler limo. They are nicely done for sure, and they will start making their way to my mailbox soon...A bit of info re : the Turbine wagon..I had a vague memory of seeing the kit once, it was a factory-built appearing 4 door wagon, but then it fell off my radar, until I saw RMR's list. As it turns out, they make a different one altogether, a phantom 2 door wagon. While it's nicely done, I wouldn't be a buyer on that one...The Motor City Resins 4 door wagon is the way to go there, IMO... Found some pics from here and there so yall can check em out too, and thanks for the pics and input! The Jeep is definitely the pick of the litter, going to be tough to build tho because of the wicked high prices the Honcho donor kits go for

Thanks for posting pics, those look pretty good! And you are correct about him having a gallery on his website, however, it is far from a complete showing of his products. None of the ChryCo stuff is on there at all yet..

OK, this may be a tired subject for some of you, but I'm wondering about RMR's product line. What do the kits look like? They have some potentially really cool stuff listed for sale, but without pics of the resins, I'm reluctant to just start buying! I've had no buying/building experience with RMR. All I managed to turn up on a search of the forum was a proper phone number listed for the owner, and the info that he apparently isn't too keen on answering emails.. So, whats the consensus view? Have any of yall bought/built their kits? Does anyone have a link to pics on Fotki or something? If not, and you own one of the kits, could you provide a pic or two? Is it just me or is it strange that I've never seen one of these on eBay? Thanks much! I like to see what I am buying. I have sent an email out to them, but haven't heard a reply as yet. The particular kits I'm looking to purchase are the following : 1941-46 Dodge Power Wagon1956 IHC pickup1962 Chrysler 300 Limo (Maybe)1964 Chrysler Turbine Wagon1965 Dodge D100 Pickup1963-73 Jeep Wagoneer

Masterful build for sure! Interestingly, one of my bros bought a '59 4-door hardtop Imperial last summer for $800. It had sat in the garage of the second owner since '81, and we had it faithfully running and driving in less than a week. All told, the purchase price of the car, and the parts to fix it only cost about $150 more than this build! I'm stoked on buying this resin kit, and the hardtop when they become available..

Hello yall! I've been lurking this site since just about forever now, and I'm happy to finally be a member! All the best builders in the world are right here! I've been building and trading kits for 25 years, and buying, trading, building, hunting, and repairing 1:1 cars and trucks for 20 years. I'm an automotive service tech by trade, but I also have a 9-5 working in the military vehicle parts industry. I wish I could speak in detail about that, but I cannot! Currently, nearly all of my model kits and supplies are packed up in boxes, as my job will be moving me to another state in a couple months. When I get settled in at the new place, I'm going to set up a whole new scale workshop, and I can't freakin wait! Then I might actually be able to contribute to the forum things other than car pictures, opinions, and funky build ideas LOL! In the mean time, I've just been collecting up some resin parts and decals and things for future and stalled builds. Also been doing a bit of trading with some forum members on here, as my parts box is accessible, and overstuffed. The people I've met and traded with so far have been very, very cool, and very generous. Yall are the best! I'm looking forward to more good trades, seeing more cool builds, completing my ChryCo collection, and showing yall some of my builds in the future! Thanks for having me! -Nick

Maybe I'll have to pick up two of these, this half track is too cool

I want to build a Civil Defense truck out of it

This 1/25 1970's Hurst Jaws of Life showed up today...Another in a line of bits/pieces that I'm collecting up for future/current/stalled builds...This will ultimately make it's way into my '73 HRS Gremlin project...It came from threeinchesunder.com, and is of superb quality.

'72 truck from Gran Torino. I want to build it clean, day 1 style, meaning NO RUST!

At long last, found three Death Proof duck hood ornaments in the mail box today! They are of high quality, even though they are TINY. Get yours at www.moluminum.com, the proprietor, Jamie, is really good to deal with!

I'd be interested in one