my80malibu

HO scale is what you want.

The didstributor location in the rear, the exhaust locations. The GM transmission all give it away as a Chevy Small block.

Very nice job on this one Richard.

Steve the Argyle Blue is one of the best colors I have ever seen, and a great combo with the white.

I have both the glass for the Falcon from Modelhaus, and from Bandit Resin. INMO the Bandit glass was a better molded easier to fit piece, and would recommend Bandit, over the Modelhaus for this instance.

Definately looks Rugged,and tough.

Tim how are you going to top this, are any other proposals cooking out there?

I can't complain. I communicated with Greg about getting a body asap.

Nothing about BMF intimidates Me, However it's ability to adhere well angers me, especially around vent windows. I switched over to Testors foil, for a good long time but can't find it anymore. Do they still make it? For those of You that may have some difficulties, let me offer these two tips. First on windshield trim portions, use small strips pieced together, I like this better than one big Piece. Second on Some bodys like the new Revell 57 Chevy for example, it is helpful to rescribe the side trim, as they are molded a little shallow, and too much Two part clear can flood the original trim line. In this instance Scribing, will give a path for your knife to follow, even when clear is applied. Hope that helps. Gabriel

Most excellent model award, For this one.

Did you use chassis parts from a fantom Vicki.

Betcha the Pump splits in half over night.

After soaking, try washing the part in warm water, that can start the paint peeling process. Use of a stiff bristle toothbrush helps too.

Waiting for this is like a Carnival ride, that Your about to puke your Guts out on. You just want it to stop, but while trying to hold on a little longer, there it goes. Will Moebius, finally make this Model kit, and stop this Cruel Ride that has been going on for way too long.

This shouldn't be hard for you John. I have seen your skills here,and in person. The building you do is always cool,and fun to watch.

That's one of the best I have seen.

Even better I always say "no sense in taking sand to the beach".

Hobby depot is about two feet is from the 60 freeway. Coming in from Superior, You will be right there.1 right turn, then 1 left. Chances are your wife won't even realize what your doing, until it's too late.

Appears to be a modern Rickshaw.

IMHO, Hobby Depot is superior to Hobbytown, however driving through town here. Hobbytown would most likely be closer. Decisions, decisions.

Which mall?

You can stray a little farther out,to visit Hobby depot in Tempe.