Mike C.

I was liking it, but i told all the ones I know.

Got this one off of febay today. Thinking of fabricating up some drag bars and Corbin style seat. Gotta go with some kind of blue. ?

The Foxy Box has a separate hood and the molded in one.

Most of us remember her from Close Encounters of the 3rd Kind and A Christmas Story, but she had one of those long and storied carriers starting out on Broadway before landing on the big screen. The first time I can remember seeing her was in Close Encounters as a really hot looking single mother. Apparently, she died in mid-January but her family kept it quite for some time.

Mods should move this part of the thread to the everything else section. I could see it taking off.

I never saw a '67 in pink, but it kind of works. ?

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I gave up on that stuff years ago. It worked way back then. Simply does not work anymore. The silicone mold and the rein both. Pure and utter junk! Total rip off. Save some grief and flush your money down the toilet. ?

Nice. Reminds me of a Motion car. Go Eagles! ?

Sleeper.

I have these 2 kits one with 2 bikes and the Mean Mudder with 1.

I like that! Where did you get those period correct decals? ?‍♂️

Nothing sums up the muscle car era like a Carousel red '69 Judge. ??

Nice librarian car.

You guys are speaking in a language I can't begin to understand. I am a technological dinosaur. ?

I should look into some now.

Eliene is a woman with on leg shorter than the other. ?

Matt is a guy with no arms and no legs at the door.

Doesn't Revell own them now?

I can only remember one Blazer (probably like a '75 or '76). The former police vehicle. My cousin was a cop and he got it from the cops after the used it all up. My dad put a snowplow on it, and it became a part of our snow removal fleet. Total rust bucket.

I think we had about 4 of these at one time. Most had fuel tanks in the back for the equipment. we had a small junk yard out in back of the shop with more for parts and a small Mack junkyard we had a lot of Mack trucks.

And If somebody could come up with ink cartridges that don't dry up if you don't constantly use them and cost a little less, that would be huge.

I've been waiting for years now for a printer to come out that is really easy to get good results with. A printer (also decal paper) that even a person like me (really bad with technology) can use. Years ago, it was the ALPS, but I have no idea what the good setup is today.

When my dad was in business, we must have had 10 of those Chevy C-10s, K-10s, a '71 Suburban. a '72 Suburban. A squarebody K-5 (ex-police truck) Blazer. and a hand full of Fords. F-250s, F-150s. When he got out of the business, he sold everything through a huge construction auction house. Those trucks would all be worth a fortune today.

The other downside is my inkjet printer took a BLAH_BLAH_BLAH_BLAH years ago.