Jon Cole

Press n' Seal. Just stick it on.

Pete: While film is workable on the side windows, I am not certain that the rear window is perfectly flat both vertically, and horizontally. And as such, no guarantees the film would adhere. Tamiya Smoke; I have read poor reviews of. I would need more information before attempting. But the bottom line really, is why couldn't they just include one window set clear; and another set tinted? Gassers and dragster kits frequently are made available with both clear, or in color.

As far as a Dodge Caravan; should the former Lindberg tooling ever be reissued, it could definitely benefit from smoke tinted windows. It's not my cup of joe, but the finished product looked more like a portable display case with all the windows.

I'm no kit expert, but... what does this have to do with the topic "AMT 1925 Ford Paddy Wagon"?

Use a Sharpie marker, on the inside of the window. Maybe use a flexible ruler from Staples to help.

Remember these from 2012? Some company called IMC that went nowhere. Based on JoHan I believe.

Will this be available from any stateside vendors?

WOW! That's the benchmark for all other '40 Ford cabrio's right there. A hat tip to you, sir.

I probably watched my dad "helped me build" a Jaguar XK140, iirc. Some oddball brand kit. EDIT: Apparently, it was an XK120 by "RINGO".

More of a fall theme, but hey- it's got pumpkins, so, Halloween.

Hindsight is 20/20. All that would have done is left two destroyed cars chained to the tops of lifts. I don't know if it was the flood, or the wind that did them in. Probably both.

Nice! Nice!

As a Mini owner (2007), this is a must buy. Even if it is a diff gen car.

Seen in NH

One doesn't come across a '76 Buick Skyhawk too often. Thought it was a Chevy Monza at first. Man said he had it fixed and repainted to match the one from his youth.

Would I be wrong to assume that many parts will need to be chrome stripped? Treadless tires, excess chrome parts, I don't know if I'll bite on this one. Not with so many other kits to catch my attention (what little I have)

I believe the smiley face is centered just fine. Perhaps it may seem off because the fuel tank has what I think is a protrusion for the fuel pump; just to the right.

Awesome rendition! Love the colors... and the p-etch grille!

Found this pic from Revell/de:

Check this place out... 'Craziest thing': California home listing with giant mystery room confounds the internet (wmur.com)

'63 Impala flatty wearing 80's shoes.

Not one, but two orange C8's at a stop light. No way to get a pic, so I grabbed one from the 'net. This, but x2:

Wasn't the '75 Caprice reissue announced at some point? I can't seem to locate it. Anyway, I never knew there was a T-top version of the car. Would make an interesting conversion.

That looks so bitchin'!

Was truck size tires a thing back in the 60's?