Mike Chernecki

Not too bad, but they are not thinned for airbrush, so you need to find a compatible thinner/reducer. They would not ship the thinner to Canada, but they did ship the paint. I had the thinner shipped to a US address and had a friend pick it up when he was across the border.

Well, I can order Gravity Colors, Zero paints, PaintScratch.com and others from across the US to Canada no issue. In most cases the retailer that won't ship is usually too lazy to do what is required to ship the item.

It is not that they can't, they just won't.

Looking good. Good luck on the grille. Btw, for comparison, here is a picture of my TEA20 sold in Canada. Used regularly, great workhorse.

My 1972 Nova 6cyl has a blue interior with a blue rubber mat, the 1969 would be the same. Not sure what paint would match, but it was close to a 1969 GM Lemans blue and was a fine metallic vinyl with matching blue cloth inserts.

Every Nova I have had or seen had gray primer on the floors, I like to use DupliColor Hot Rod Gray Primer. Odd, my '62 Convertible has Light Gray on the exterior floors, but the inside of the car is red oxide primer. Regarding the Chrome around the windows, I have never seen a Nova with Chrome drip rails as in the picture, unless it had a vinyl top. The chrome around the doors and rear quarter windows is more common or no chrome at all. Both my '68 and '69 have no chrome around the windows, my '72 6cyl and '72 SS both have the chrome on the door and rear quarter windows.

It appears they have added the parts that are missing. Spot Model shows pictures of the detail kit http://www.spotmodel.com/product_info.php?products_id=50185

Gorgeous car. We need a full detail latest gen Mustang kit. Fireball already has the wheels we need.

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It has already started http://www.ebay.ca/itm/30-Ford-Model-A-Coupe-2n1-sk5-/302106538076?hash=item4656f3f05c:g:65IAAOSwpLNYAJrA

I thought Round 2 was going to followup with the red Mr Gasket version of the car (maybe with the turbo setup). Was this scrapped? or was it just wishful thinking by a few?

I have the Johan kit and it is very nice.

I wish the canadian dollar would get better, these prices are too much. Good thing I have the real one in the garage to play with.

Fireball has a nice set that would work, not whitewalls but a nice stock truck tire that was available on the Bronco.

Nice one, kinda looks like the box art Bronco. I have seen a bunch of nice Bronco's when in Kamloops. There always seemed to be one in the shop getting work.

I placed two separate orders in August and September, never received the email confirmation which quotes your request number after submitting the order. To date I have received nothing.

Did you send an email or use their online parts request form?

Fireball offers the wheel with and without trims specifically for the GTO..

Can't wait to see what the Suburban look like. First the Bronco, then the Suburban.. What other new classic truck kits can we expect in the near future. The only reference I can find to a Yenko Corvette is this http://www.superchevy.com/features/corp-1004-1969-chevrolet-corvette/. Nothing different visually from a normal 427 Vette, other than the Yenko badge between the tail lights. It would be nice if Revell did Baldwin Motion Phase III GT Corvette with the clear headlight covers.

They are on the website, click on Scale Auto Items on the left and scroll down to FMR-048 and FMR-051 Is there an eBay site? Where?

This is why I hate using enamels, I now request all my Scale Finishes paint to be Basecoat. Jameston can mixed any colors in either enamel or Basecoat. The Basecoat dries quickly, covers great (less coats = thinner paint buildup). I use Zero 2k clear over Scale Finishes Basecoat without a problem. Btw, I did add some Zero 2k catalyst to some of my Scale Finishes enamel and it dried harder / quicker.

Awesome build! Makes me want to did out mine and finish it.

I use these from Scale Productions, they come in three different size to suit either single or dual headlamps. They look great and thin enough to place over top your plated parts in most cases. http://www.scaleproduction.de/product_info.php?info=p1294_headlights-7mm.html

Looks like a nice kit, when I get mine it will be done in "Red Hot".

I have the Miura SV from Hasegawa, very nice kit. Here is a link that shows what is in the box, http://www.1999.co.jp/eng/10034163