Tabbysdaddy

I like Duplicolor.

Well, if you want it to be presentable then I would recommend using paint that isn't made specifically for models.

Florida man here. I had a very low success rate with any type of gloss model paint. It put me off building for a long time until I figured out that anything else worked much better. Flat paints almost always sprayed fine though.

I keep reading this title as "Question for a BMF"

Mid 90s F150s had dual solenoids, although they call the remote one a relay. It's called a solenoid on the earlier ones even though it's the same part.

I wanted this one, so I got it.

I like the wheels to roll, even though I don't play with them as much as I used to.

Yes, I get that. Very annoying. I also get large spaces under the text I wrote and my pictures don't insert properly.

I like the box art. It's what drew me to them.

My wife went to Walmart and brought this home for me:

I still get the error.

Yea, I can't get to the main page. I had to pick from my history to get here.

That's the first thing I thought of too.

My 86 K5 Blazer was classified as a station wagon on the title.

If it has wide rear tires it might need to go in the drag racing section.

I'd like a Maverick. I only have a Comet, because it was easier to get.

I thought you can use the hood and bumper from one of the recent 1/24 pickup releases. Big game country pickup, pickup with snow plow, sport stepside pickup.

They have included two sets of glass in many kits. It isn't an unreasonable request. It's nice when they do it.

I went across town to a different Ollie's to see if they had the Dodge pickup, and the Nomad. They didn't have them either, just the same ones as the other store. Oh well.

This is what I got at Ollie's today: I was curious about the Crown Victoria.

Starting 2/15. Thanks for the heads up.

I just came from the Ollie's near here. I wanted the Dodge VTS pickup, but they didn't have any. They had the others in the ad, and a few more. I picked up three kits I didn't really need pretty much as a thank you to Revell for putting them out there and to Ollie's for carrying them. I'll post them in the other thread when I get home.

Time sure does fly, and so could you at a greatly reduced rate if you call United right now.

I will buy them curbside and then again as full detail.

That's cool they lit a fire so everyone could keep warm.