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Italeri is asking for new kit subject requests.
dodgefever replied to chuckyr's topic in Truck Kit News & Reviews
Funny, because to me, the new stuff is fugly and has no style or elegance. I find those above "heavy" looking with clunky styling. One man's meat... I'm not holding my breath for anything interesting from Italeri, I suspect military and aircraft kits are the priority. We'll be lucky if we get another boring Volvo or Scania. -
Small world - I believe I sold that one to you. Nice job.
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I believe I have it.
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Let us know how you get on with fitting the dash top to the main dashboard part.
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Moebius California Flash 1965 Belvedere
dodgefever replied to jjsipes's topic in Car Kit News & Reviews
There's been some bashing, but also some valid criticism. Warpage is clearly a problem with Moebius kits - I opened a '65 Satellite yesterday to find the body twisted. I think I can fix it, but I shouldn't have to. I would think a large percentage of customers will be turned off buying other Moebius kits if they run into problems like this. Edit - also just noticed the decals are missing from this kit. Strike two, Moebius. -
Electric water pumps weren't uncommon. This Willys has one for each bank.
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School me on Zoomies
dodgefever replied to Jon Haigwood's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
I bet it was never raced in that form. It might have started out as a Super Stocker, assuming the Hemi is original (edit - almost certainly not: http://racehemi.maxwedge.com/topics/hardtops.php), then probably a bracket racer in the '70s as suggested by Gary. Now it's been made into a wannabe "Gasser". Shame. -
What do you drive?
dodgefever replied to gasman's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
HÃ¥kan, that's nice. My cars are boring: BMW 330i and a Mini Cooper. I need an old V8. -
Nice job so far. I wouldn't have given this kit a second look, but it has potential. The engine looks like a lazy copy of the Pontiac from the AMT '36 Ford. Far from exact, but I'd say more Pontiac than anything else.
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Compliments on posted models
dodgefever replied to Repstock's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
The only thing I would point out is that it appears you removed the character line from the front fender along with the trim. It should still have a rib on the fender, like this: -
MY TRUCKS.
dodgefever replied to Andrew Howard's topic in Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
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I have the Sand Hog kit. It's the Surf Woody minus the bodywork, with the old AMT Indy tyres: two large and four huge ones.
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Moebius 67-72 Ford Pick-up news
dodgefever replied to Dave Metzner's topic in Truck Kit News & Reviews
The chassis and running gear seems to have been mostly derived from the old AMT F350. That would explain why the Moebius test shots had a Dana axle, the front suspension radius arms mounting outboard of the frame rails the same way as the AMT (should be inboard) and the near-identical parts breakdown and patterns of the FE engine and transmission. -
Coil-overs. I could happily live without seeing ever another pair of those fake spindle mount wheels. Ugh.
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Carbs-Split Dominators
dodgefever replied to 69NovaYenko's topic in Car Aftermarket / Resin / 3D Printed
Dominators were in all the '80s Monogram Pro Stock kits. Easy enough to cut them in half, no? -
Mopar Guys ...DON'T LOOK
dodgefever replied to Jon Haigwood's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
I thought it was going to be this; Accident damage can be repaired. That poor '63 Plymouth is ruined forever. -
The Revell '69 is a great kit. For a '67-'68, I'd take the AMT '68 over Revell's new '67. The AMT might be a little inaccurate, but it can be fixed. The Revell '67 just looks dumpy and the grille is hopeless.
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Outstanding. Very well done.
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Moebius '65 Mercury Comet Cyclone news
dodgefever replied to Dave Metzner's topic in Car Kit News & Reviews
If I buy one at all, it will be to build this, so the firewall is neither here nor there. -
Moebius '65 Mercury Comet Cyclone news
dodgefever replied to Dave Metzner's topic in Car Kit News & Reviews
Looks like they tooled up a '66 - '67 firewall. Here's the Moebius compared with an AMT '67 Comet built by forum member tomsheehy. I hope Tom doesn't mind - it was the first decent photo I found of the AMT '67. -
Nice, but the valve covers are upside down.
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Evilbay, Epay, Feebay - any of those.