Radretireddad

I really enjoy Chris’s unboxings and kit reviews but man, I can’t stand watching him slap them together so sloppily. I do get why he does them that way though.

This is an OTB Revell ‘41 Chevy build with pinstripes from Gopher racing and door decals from the Moebius ‘66 Ford SWB kit. It’s hard to believe this is a 25 year old kit. Thanks for looking.

A very convincing, authentic and highly ambitious effort. I can’t tell it’s not a kit. First rate!

Hopefully one of them is a ‘71 or ‘72 Dart Swinger.

Can a car be so ugly it’s actually cool? The best description of these cars I’ve ever heard is it looks like an Oldsmobile sucking a lemon. ? Say what you want about them, I’m still happy they went to the effort of making a really good kit of it.

Opening a jar of laquer in the house would get me permanently banished to the garage by you know who.

You’ll still need the grille won’t you?

Aha! That makes perfect sense. Thanks.

I’m looking forward to bashing an unmarked police version of that Charger kit when it gets released.?

I’m wondering why the team at Round2 chose to do a variation of the Demon tooling to make a ‘72 Duster instead of their better detailed ‘71 Duster kit.?

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I love the accessory Amco bar in front and the wider Dayton wire wheels. Your buddy had excellent taste.

So when can we see some test shots of the ‘64 Comet??

Looks dynamite Michelle! Love the wheel and tire combo!

I always love hearing about young kids getting into the hobby! Great job, keep it up!?

I love the Texas plates and RH drive on the white one.?

Like I said. It’s an American icon that’s even coveted overseas. EV or not, others can still find a way to screw one up.

When I was growing up in suburban Houston in the sixties, the neighborhood gearhead guy bought a ratty ‘57 Chevy 210 2-door sedan roller. He dropped in a 327 vette engine, painted the outside white and the gutted interior yellow. He left off all the external bright work including the grill and front bumper, welded in a length of cast iron pipe in place of the rear bumper and mounted a pair of cheater slicks in back. That car eternally imprinted on me what a ‘57 Chevy should be. Especially after he gave me a ride in it. For anyone who hasn’t already seen it, my Spirit of ‘57 gasser build was inspired by the memory of that car.

Same!

It would make a perfect addition to the current custom cruisers series.

Wow! The scope of that project is astounding! Great work as usual.

Looks great so far. Attention Round2. Please reissue this kit!

Historically, haven’t four doors as kit subjects been poor sellers?

Friends don’t let friends electrify American icons.

I’ll definitely need these to complete chronicling the Bronco lineage in my collection. Great work Mr. Goldman!