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A good friend tipped me off on the Hornet. I drove 200 miles round trip to go get it at the flea market..

'63 Thunderbird

....Flea market finds...15 bucks brought them both home...

... I picked one up for the same reason and it is a BIG help....

It's $23 for a 1 cylinder model. the 4cylinder that is shown is $294.

https://www.culttvmanshop.com/search.asp?keyword=supernatural

I pre-ordered the kits I'm getting.

Cultman has shipped my kits, they'll be in my hands Tuesday.

...got my notice from Cultman and paid for my 2 pre-ordered Supernatural '67 Impala's this morning....

https://public.fotki.com/bill-rules/instruction-sheets/

I've bought a couple kits from MCRC, the '67 Mustang Coupe and the '66 Ford Pickup, very happy with both.

I'm a member of Drastic Plastic. I've sent scans to Bob for his page and have let him know he is free to download and post any scans from my page on his site. Scanning instructions sheets and getting them ready to post can be very time consuming.....and the internet is for scouring....

You can send scans of instructions to bill-rules@fotki.com , PM me if you need a mailing address.

I scan instructions and post them on my Fotki page for anyone to use or download. I'd be glad to take any unwanted instructions. https://public.fotki.com/bill-rules/instruction-sheets/

Missouri Ozarks Scale Specialists meets in Branson, MO. They sometimes have their meetings in Nixa, Ozark or Springfield. Hobby Town also has a club that meets once a month in their store. Four States Modelers Club is in Joplin, MO. http://www.ipmsmoss.com/ https://www.hobbytown.com/springfield-mo/l141 https://www.facebook.com/groups/4statemodelersclub/

I believe you are right Rob. Thanks! From looking at the box art it doesn't seem to be missing too much.

Looking for info on this kit. .

..... full disclosure, I'm in the "They both have their place" category.....not putting down the pens, just a very extreme test of it.

Just a durability check when the pens first came out that I figured would fail. It did get treated to a few thousand back road miles and multiple car washes.Guess I should try BMF and see if it comes loose and blows off over time to be fair.

I used the chrome pen to touch up a chip in the chrome on my 1/1. After about 3 months it was gone and looked just as it did before I applied it.

In its filing with the United States Bankruptcy Court in Delaware, Hobbico said it has an estimated 200 to 999 creditors, $10 to $50 million in assets, and $100 to $500 million in liabilities.

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