Mike C.

I'm sure this on had to be mentioned before. Remember the Thing? You could build stock or really hot rod these things out.

Prefab Sprout - Steve Mcqueen.

Style Council- Cafe Bleu.

Didn't feel a thing. My friends out in L.A. laugh at what we east costars call an earthquake. 😀

Even though mine was a '77, I always wanted one of those 80s ones. Years later my sister had one but got rid of it when she had kids.

Pixies - Isla de Encanta.

Great day 2 look!

Nobody remembers these things? When the model gets here Ill decide if I want my money back. Sorry I posted.

picked up one of these resin sand rail 2-seater dune buggy's on eBay. supposed to be here on Thursday. Already got some nicer bucket seats and steering wheel. some extra lights and goodies.

My dad had one in the same colors. 2wd.

Cool! Reminds me of working at Steve's Avalon Gulf summer '87 '88.

I know I keep asking for this one, but I really want to do one of these, full custom. Revell has the old 1/24 Monogram Blazer tooling so that's a good start.

Still never got my F-250 bed. It was my fault. I accidentally typed in the wrong zip.

Defiantly the 1/16 off road Revell Chevy truck with bike. I also have a 1/16 Revell CJ78 Jeep with RM Suzuki. All of the early 80 1/12 Motocross bikes including 2 Baja Huskys. 2 Monogram square body Blazers and some others....

Man. That resin engine has some detail!

R.I.P. Rock on brother! 🎸

Somtimes, all you have to do is scuff the body down and paint like I did with the Rebel Machine.

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Haven't done one in a while but I used to completely disassemble the diecast and then use that paint stripper you can get at Home Depot then completely wash and scrub the body and accessories. Then I would use self-etching primer and paint of my choice. On the Chevelle I used photo etched parts for a 1/25 model some of the pieces actually fir better.

Cool. 😎

New Ferrari film coming with Adam Driver. Looks promising.