Jon Cole

Yes. However, it appears that once the screws are installed, they are covered with the gas tank, and the oil pan. Both are shown as separate parts.

Two kits that I can think of (because someone already mentioned it) is the Flying Dutchman funny car, and the 1974 Camaro.

Why is it that Hasegawa is so hard to find here in the states? I've given up looking for the Mini Coopers; Classic, or 'current'.

I built the first issue of Polar Lights Herbie Bug. Had crappy stickers- no decals. Hope that changes. Would love to see a separate wheel & hubcap so we can just go with lugnut exposed VW wheels.

I've seen these photos before. Something that well done, one doesn't forget. What a fantastic tribute!

You're killing me here, Smalls! Beautiful K2's!

Daaaaamn! They look so fine! Colors pop! I remember your name from maybe a decade + ago, your one-of-a-kind sculptures at the NNL East. I'll always take the time to check out your creations. Good job!

Thinkin' about the one that's long gone. Last one I made in my youth, so many decades ago. A 1974 Camaro, scratched into an IMSA. Flares made from cardboard and some sort of putty, and hand-painted graphics. Wish I had better pics.

Jean-Philippe, that has to be one of the best Cadillac limousines I have ever seen in scale!

My autumn truck.

Smokin'!

That's showroom nice!

There's.... something different about this Benz. I feel like it's right there behind me, yet I don't see it coming. So strange.

Most everyone must now be aware of the potential price increases we may see here in the states. Kits from overseas may well be going up higher than usual. Does either Round2, and Revell/ Revell Germany still deal with the use of tooling in China? And if so, can anyone say if the future holds any chance of it being shipped here to the states? PLEASE, no politics! Let's just keep this on subject. Thanks!

Workin' on my Hack! Like the colors you went with, instead of the standard black & wood.

Oh, you did indeed capture that 70's vibe! Looks bitchin!

Nice custom!

I would love to take a swing at fixing the sides of the roof. Cut an insert- reshape it. Snnnooorrt! Ahh, body filler!

Museum quality stuff!

Marty, that's awesome❕

Sweet !

Right stance. Right patina. Right look.

Looks to be a 50-something Pontiac sedan delivery.

Try to share some photos with us that illustrate the issue.