Casey

Yes, try here first. There are multiple existing topics covering this topic already:

Thanks, Mark. I couldn't quite make out the hood detail in the pic I had saved.

Better way. Click the sideways caret looking thing immediately to the right of the "Report post" , and you should get a "Share this post" pop up like so: Copy (control/command and C key), then paste it into the post you want.

Saw this hood (periwinkle colored hood, in the middle) on ebay and thought it looked like a first gen AMT or MPC Camaro, but speak up if you know for sure, please:

Not happening, at least in the forseeable future, as mold sections are missing.

Which is probably accurate for 20% of AMT's modified reissues over the last 50+ years. Add a few new/different parts, decals, and/or box art, and boom, "new" kit. It's no coincidence Round2 is reissuing the '70 Ford in police livery, and they just happened to create an all-new light bar, spotlights siren, etc. to include in the '70 Impala Fire Chief reissue. Then there's the forthcoming '67 Impala hardtop, which likely is destined for a modified reissue at some point in the future, too.

Ha!, same here. This color seemed to be the most popular, at least in my mind. ? Beautiful model, Alex. A perfect example of a how a well-built, finished model should look. ?

https://www.revell.com/out/media/85-4493_ChevyLUV_Plan.pdf

Yes, they posted it on their facebook page. Don Sikora can add more info if he wishes. ?

From the 1988 Monogram catalog:

And also in a Revell-Monogram box again as kit #7135, but this time molded in white plastic:

Looks like Revell packaged the same kit, #85-0806, in a different box:

The Rally version of the Ford Capri II looks better on this page from the 1980 Monogram catalog:

Monster truck fever was apparently still going strong in 1988:

I think the reason was mentioned here:

I don't think Revell does. The 1/25 scale snap Blazer hasn't been run in decades, and the 1/24 Monogram kit seems to have been long ago modified into the pulling truck, so the MPC snap kit is probably the only choice now.

Click on the search box in the upper right of the home screen, and your screen should have this window open, like so: Next, click on "More Options", after which you'll see this: Then enter the member's screen name in the search box and click the magnifying glass or hit return. Then you should get a result something like this:

From the 1977 Monogram catalog:

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These appear to be full wheel covers, is that correct? No separate dog dish hubcaps, either, it appears.

Done: