gasman

This is my plan for one

first model was a Monogram 1:32 Bronco when I was 5, first glue kit was the Revell 40TH ANNIVERSERY Corvette when I was 9, so 21 years.

finally, only took them what, 4 years

2012 Boss 302 Mustang ------ Revell 2010 Mustang Ferrari GTO ------- Revell Ferrari 599 1969 Chevelle SS ------ Revell 72 Cutlass

Revell's Acura Integra Type R. this is the kit that really got me into the hobby.

GO STEELERS. 3rd Super Bowl in 6 years.

do they still accept competitors coupons? like from Jo-Ann's

modern hot wheels. and 1:24 NASCAR diecasts

would the newly reissued AMT Fruehauf long bed trailer be a viable trailer to be used on this truck. or would the trailer be too big for it.

Be sure too check your local Tuesday Morning (If you live near one) they got a bunch of Stevens International reissues from a few years ago. like the Jeep Commando, Lil Mixer, Model T Vintage Police Car for $10, and the Ford C-900 Tilt Cab for $20.

French Toy car maker Majorette sponsors a team in DTM IIRC. Hot Wheels sponsors Danica Patrick and Dale Jr. in NASCAR. TONKA sponsored Kenny Irwin Jr, in NASCAR back in 1997

Lexus LFA http://www.1999.co.jp/eng/10132081

so far, this is what we know. Revell. 1/12 2011? GT500 snap 2010 Mustang Convertible 2010 Chevy Camaro California wheels 1962 Impala 1969 COPO Nova 1997 Ford F150 Flareside (reissue) 1/24 Plymouth Superbird (reissue) AMT Custom Gremlin Opel GT 1965 Chevelle Wagan 1925 Model T

FINALLY!!!!

sounds like the 1/12 Mustang is it. The only announcement.

YES, can't wait for this one. buying one for sure.

AB Charles is a great hobby shop. they almost went out of business 5-6 years ago (family issues) then lost there old building they where in for over 40 years (car dealer wanted a bigger parking lot). they moved to there new location, which is much, much better then the old one.

I thought the VW was worth it. it was an odd color combo (silver and black, with red wheels), had some nice VW options on it odd deal with the Bugatti. sounds like the guy who bid on it didn't have the money to pay for it. they didn't sound to happy about,

I like Carl Edwards signature on it. he wrote Ford next to his name.

I used to own one just like that, mine had the 2.3litre 4cyl. tailgate did'nt rust at all on mine, but the bottom of the doors did. there's a little drain plug on the bottom of the door, and if that gets plugged up it starts to rust.

I've only seen 1 build up of this, and its actually a decent kit. mine will be box stock except for some Aoshima wheels.

1969 Chevelle, Revel could easily retool the 72 Cutlass to this.

honestly I think the lack of interest is because of the lack of places that still sell them. none at Wal-Mart, Target, Kmart. Toys R Us. . when I was younger (I was born in 1984) I got most of my kits at Hills and KB Toys. both long out of Business, in fact I used get Tamiya kits at KB Toys. you can stick a carburetor in front of me and I wouldn't know half the parts in it. every car I've worked on in my life has been fuel injected and with a modern computer. todays car are not hard to work on, they just require different tools. plus todays cars are a lot more reliable. they don't require the same amount of attention cars from the 60's and 70's require.

The new Honda CRZ from Fujimi. another hybrid from Fujimi, but this car should be a lot more popular then the Prius. I like this car so i'll be getting one for sure and from Aoshima, The Mercedes SL65 AMG Black and one I cannot wait to get my hands on, Ive been waiting for some manufacturer to bring out a kit of this. Subaru Impreza WRX STI 5door :)