Gramps46

Great score on both of them.

Super nice job with Ford.

I went to our local Ollies today and they had a big end cap labeled Revell Close Out. Much the same as others have posted above and across the isle was a section labeled Lindberg Close Out but with the same Dodge trucks and Mercedes SSK but the 37 Ford was new and there were unopened cartons behind them labeled model kits.

I really like how you did this Porsche.

Yup, works for models too as Bill says.

Sweet build.

Beautiful, very clean building style.

Looking good, please keep us posted.

I laughed when I saw the picture before even reading text. The characters are perfectly posed. Glad to hear the pavement is working out for you.

I think you are onto something Chris. In this snippet of my models in 1961 the Buick wagon is behind the timing tower, the trailer is between the Corvettes in the back, and the Chrysler engine with the 6 carbs is sitting in the back of the Ford F100 with push bar. Bingo!

Venturing further OT I thought this pamphlet was very interesting especially the formulas. I do not know which kit this came with, sorry. Chrysler Firepower

Some what off topic of the cards but I scanned these instruction sheets for the information of those who might not have seen them. The kits which these came from are missing from the illustrations as they are for "other kits available" 1932 Ford Coupe 1960 Ford F100 1936 Ford Roadster or Coupe

Cal, Andy did sell them to the public as I have the kit. Gary

Very impressive build.

Very impressive build Chris.

OK, my jaw has officially dropped big time! Impressive to say the least.

You did a nice job with this snapper of my favorite car. I am building the same kit for the same reasons you did. Revell did a really nice job with this kit.

Very unique approach and execution. I like it a lot.

Well done. Thank you for sharing.

Very nice indeed.

Very nice, really captures the feel of the Porsche.

Every thing they said above!!

That makes sense then for the Indy racer as ITC Ideal made larger scale models, I had one of their Pegaso once. I found this picture on eBay.

Wow, those are some real oldies. The red one is a Strombecker Maserati but the cream colored Indy one at 9 inches is a mystery to me. Great finds.

Very impressive indeed.