Randy

The only one currently on the market is the MPC Godzilla Army Jeep.

What about the old MPC kit as a parts donor?

Very nice. I watch with great interest.

Meeting is this Wednesday 6:30 in the Games rooom. Hope to see you there.

Perry's is still going. We had put things on the back burner for a while, but as of this week we will be up to date. New Products coming shortly. New Catalogs being sent out today. Getting the store up and running took much more time than planned, but it's holding it's own now. Biggest problem has been making/finding more space.

I hang a large part of the failer of our hobby on the blue tube glue. I've heard over, ond over again how ones model fell apart before it was even finished, making model building too hard to do. And theses days most people get exposed to the hobby through the big box stores, and they for the most part only sell the nontox stuff.

That would be stock.

Still have that one in production, it's on the web site.

Phil Your order has gone out. I'm down to my last 8 (which required new molds), then I'm right up to date. Trying to balance the store, and Perry's the last 3 years has been hard, but now that I have staff for the store things are getting back to normal, maybe even better. I now have room to build an inventory so that all items will be in stock, and ready for shipping. I'm also getting ready to release several new items, some all new, some repops. As to small parts, they're all still in the catalog, but I'd like to be e-mailed before an order is placed for them. Taking them off the web page had more to do with control, and flow. As to my e-mail, if you don't get a responce, try me here. I find too many e-mails to me in my spam folder, or they never come through.

I'm not set on a price yet for the crew cab. It will have an interior, and we're also doing a frame. Randy

Crew cab is in this batch as well. The Topkick will come later. Randy

It's coming too. Randy

I'm just getting ready to bring it back out, first half of the mold is already poured. Body, interior, and frame extention will be $28.00. We'll also have the early style grills. Randy

You can get me on the board message system, I'm on here at least once a week, or try perrysresin@sympatico.ca I think a lot of people type ".com" out of reflex. Randy

40% in the norm. Figure that if your rent/costs are $2500 a month, and you want to pay yourself $2400 a month, you need to average $18,000-$20,000 a month in sales just to break even with a paycheck and replacing the stock. With the risks involved with running your own business $28,800 a year doesn't sound so good, and if you want a day off, you need to hire someone, and that comes out of your pay. As to his prices..... '57 Chevy for $65.99. MSRP $79.95 Trumpeter ALF Pumper was priced at $75.99 MSRP $99.95 Prices are from Stevens International

Well the 6 bolt wheels are there, seat will need to be cut to make the race version. One thing I didn't find was rear seat, which I would like to have, but is not offered in the 150 utility version.

I've got them in stock now, I'll try to get pictures and such up tomorrow. Quick review........, don't think anyone will be disappointed.

Got the GT-R kit in last week. Molding is typical Tamiya with everything being quite crisp, and true to pictures I could find. I'm not really up on this car, but it sure falls into the super car class. Body is molded with separate front bumper, and opening hood. The engine is molded into the open bay, and appears to be very well engraved, with sharp details for painting, and a few add on parts to give it depth. Interior is good, with both left, and right hand drive dashes. Door panels are molded separately, as are the seats. The kit also has left, and right cowl area, with optional wipers. Chassis is nicely done as well, both front and rear suspensions build from several pieces. The lights may be the highlight of the kit, and I'm sure they will bring the kit to life. Window mask is supplied to mask off the window trim My only real beef with the kit, it they keep showing you how to use the photoetch in the instructions, but it's not in the kit. It will be available shortly from Tamiya as aftermarket. You'll need to get the etched parts as they add detail that would normally be engraved in the kit, like disk brake surface. Tamiya does give you rub down badging for the car, as well as the mirror faces. I really like the kit, but it may be priced a little high for a kit without separate motor. I go into more, but we got a big storm near by, need to get off of here. Try for pictures later.

I'm pretty sure there is a screw loose somewhere in ya

We're just getting ready to put both the CrewCab, and Suburban back into production. The CrewCab has some new updates like an interior, and frame. Suburban will remain the same, but we may offer the missing parts to finish it as the snap Tahoe is getting a little hard to find.

Got the first 1/32 Fujimi bus in on Friday, haven't open it though. About $75.00 Cdn.

We still have those, you'll find them under CHRYSLER, and under HOODS in the Catalog: http://www.perrysresin.com/catalog.htm

The problem has always been, what are people going to order. I've had items that have dropped so far off in sales that I'm ready to remove them from the catalog, and within days I've got order for over 50 of that one item. And it not just one person buying it, but several different orders. Just can't plan for that. I don't think I have any orders that haven't been filled, it always gets out of here, but slowly at times. The VW is one of those items that need the time, now I'm starting to get a little. I have close to 20 kits to put in rubber, but molds, and patterns take time.

And that is why we did this: Changes at Perry's It's not for lack of business at Perry's we did that, we're too busy. We're now close to being up to date on older orders, and new orders are going out within a week. And if your going to point that out, then you should have read the end of the thread: End of the Thread