my80malibu

Amazingly real. Thanks for posting

the last one of those that I saw was selling at 100.00 dollars

How about an updated, 1968 chevelle,1967 mustang coupe standard, 1957 ford F100 shortbed, and the 28/29 model A coupe.and finally a modern style Fed-ex UPS delivery Van.

My wife just picked a new book too, she just cant seem to put it down. It must be about Primer, because it is called 50 Shades of Grey.

Chuck Granger.Who was a Moonlight member since 1995 passed away suddenly from a brain anyurism last month just before Christmas. He and his wife Cathy were originally from upstate New York. I dont know if he was a member here. Because He didn't own a computer at home, and relied on the public library for computer access. Chuck had interest in Street rods most of his work can be seen at our club website http://www.moonlightmodelers.com When he passed away. Insurance did not cover all of his bills,and subsequently this has left his family in a financial bind. Members of our club have opened our hearts and wallets to help out as much as we can. Last nights Annual Moonlight Modelers Club. Auction was dedicated to Chuck and Cathy a fair amount of money was raised. I am sure more is needed.

I like the grille too. Cant wait to see more.

Is that AMT kit an original, or is it a variation of the MPC kit known as Grumpy's toy?

I especially like the two tone paint. The whole Car is really cool too excellent detail, and a good choice of wheels.

Nothing better than Peanut butter and jelly.Now I am hungry.

Yeah looks Good

I mainly use Gap filling slow setting super glue from Bob Smith industries. WWW.bsi-inc.com More commonly known as Insta-Cure.I also use Tenax 7R, Plastruct plastic-weld, Elmers white glue, and 5 minute epoxy. it just depends on what sub assembly I am working on

Understood Tye. This is one of the best places for kit reference. The only other place I know of is my friend Dan, who is the walking Wikipedia of model kits and facts. However sometimes, we here get a little confused too.So be patient, and understanding We all eventually come around. For historys sake the 69 chevelle pictured. Originally was released as a 68 chevelle, the molds were then changed into a 69 chevelle. These models have been reissued time after time without many changes other than boxart.

Its been released in several different art forms

That is messed up. What are the plans now?

Stunningly Beautiful.The feel of the Fifties/Sixties is captured in this creation,Thank you.

Wow that is really cool. BTW there is one of these on a very popular auction site. I dont want to use their name but it ryhmes with E-Ray. Ron Have you cast some of these for sale perhaps?

While you did your cleaning, did you use a brush/Pipe cleaner pushed into the opening in front, causing the Teflon bushing to move or become damaged? As I did with mine, which caused a spitting /sputtering problem .That was rectified at the factory, from a trained technician at absolutely no cost to Me.

Right On,

I agree with this unless you want to accomplish a 60's theme flake paint look.

Very Classy

Welcome Marty, I could tell you were a firend of Greggs, He has a lot of Models, and does'nt build many Either.

Raoul the mastercaster has this kit in resin lets all get together at Gregs house and help him get the remodeling done so he can get back to casting resin parts

Great now I do not have November or December's issue

Excellent!

Such a nice job on that congratulations