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  • Birthday 08/19/1949

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  1. Coming along excellently! I'm sure it'll be a stunner!
  2. It is a very nice kit to build, I've done 2 of them, yours is looking fantastic already.
  3. My favorite sports car................. is the one I own! I HAD a Dino for 7 years, now I have a 308, had it for 18 years!
  4. WOW, It's a stunner! Fantastic modelling, I love it!!
  5. Love it Greg! Radical, VERY rad!
  6. Lovin' it!
  7. Nice find! I've also found kits in my stash that I've forgotten that I have, usually when I bring home a new purchase and discover that yeah, I already had that one! LOL
  8. I like what you've done to that rear suspension and you've got that ride height just perfect................at the rear! You might need smaller and not quite as wide front wheels and tires, you could narrow the rims but find narrower tires, or print some? I'm diggin' it so far though, cool!
  9. I live in CANADA, Winnipeg, so I need a Summer car, and a Winter SUV. Fortunately, I have both!
  10. I cut the backup lights out and found some clear sprue to replace them After filing one side flat, I cut off the ends and glued them on. I opened up the rear bumper and will extend the tail pipes to there. Looking more like a car every day now, cheers!
  11. Very impressive, extremely impressive!
  12. I made up somewhat of a voltage regulator, and wiring harness, nothing fancy. I just want to add a bit of detail to the vintage kit, not overdo it like a modern build. I'm imagining (dreaming) that I could build like this back in the 60s!!! I still want it to end up mostly from the original kit.
  13. So, iBorg, I didn't really see that you want to restore one, so my comments should be neglected! The recent Streaker-Vette re-issue from Round 2-MPC is definitely your go-to for restoring that old Cosma-Ray kit!
  14. https://www.ebay.com/itm/267277025317?itmmeta=01JZHEBE4GFS1N90QQEKSHWV9T&hash=item3e3af3c025:g:wqkAAeSw-ltoQJjr That 3D printed engine would be perfect for your build, use the generator instead of the alternator. This print give you that choice.
  15. I'd say the Revell is the much better kit. I used the Revell Corvette kit engine in my '64 Malibu:
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