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I looked and couldn't find anything. Thanks

I am going to be starting on my Motor City Resin Caster's 1966 Barracuda in the next few weeks as I am going to be wrapping up my 68 Roadrunner kit. The Barracuda Formula S came standard with Goodyear Blue Streak tires and I was wondering about recommendations on replicating them. I looked at Indycals Blue streak racing decals as an option and the kit comes complete with tires but they are blackwalls. The new AMT slicks are perfect looking except they are too big and they are slicks! Anyhow any input would be appreciated. Here is a sight with the info. http://www.teamstarfish.com/formulaS.html

I will try to do a review this week. I have started on it but have stopped as I need to finish my 68 Roadrunner kit now that the holidays are over. My impression so far (I am not a motorcycle builder normally) is the technology is old school and it will take quite a bit of work to make a nice replica. The biggest frustration is the amount of chrome on the kit. I have started it & I find myself spending time removing chrome from pieces or spraying chrome with dullcoat to make it look more accurate. The fit on pieces are pretty good except for the wheels. I guess for 1970 technology it isn't that bad. Anyhow I will post some pictures this week.

Thanks Dave for the update. This is a soon as it is released purchase for me.

Nice job. I remember Grumpy's toy from my childhood days. Thanks for the photos

Nice clean build

It is looking good so far.

Great job. I don't normally like aftermarket wheels on models but love the look.

I like it

Nice. Very impressive job.

Great paint. What color is the exterior? The car looks fantastic.

Wow I didn't know you can get a MG TC to look that good. Beautiful

I was just going to post the same thing that Missing Link makes very accurate tail lights. I really love your paint and you obviously did a great job. I am working on the same model. The one area that is a weakness on this kit is that grill. I really wish somebody would do an accurate one. Anybody out there trying to do one in resin that looks correct? Anyhow that has nothing to do with your excellent build.

Randy once again you motivate me to better model building. Great Job.

Very nice job. I built the same kit a few years ago and built it as a Hang Ten with decals from Keith Marks. Anyhow your build is excellent.

nice car. Very clean build

Beautiful. I need to start on mine.

Very nice.

Yes resin has come a long way in the past few years. With Motor City Resin Casters, Modelhaus, and Missing Link Resin leading the way those old bodies look pretty rough. Dave is right they provided bodies that we couldn't get anywhere else. I don't think that Comet looks all that rough though.

I had no idea you could find these. I had a set on my 72 Demon. My dad was not happy with my decision. Thank you for the information 1

Very nice and it is good to hear someone started a kit in 2010 and finished it in 2015. Makes me feel better about myself! Again beautiful job.

I don't think I have ever seen a good picture of the Perry's Resin body.

Well put Tim. I would rather wait a few months and have the quality that we are used to having with Moebius. I am 58 and have been waiting a long time for a 65 Cyclone kit. I guess I will have to wait a few more months!

I know but it is kind of nice.

I bought his 63 Catalina kit numerous years ago and I thought the quality was very very good. I have bought paint from Dave over the years and he is one of those people in our hobby that I want to stay in for a long time to come.