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I've already cancelled my debit card & got a new one. I checked my account & found a "company" called bestduka.com took the money out. I looked it up & found this is a scam. My banks going to get the money back for me. It was a little under $60.00 for two models. Not a lot of money but any amounts too much if you don't get what you order. I told my wife I appreciated her doing this but to let me check these places before buying anything. She knows very little about computers & thought the site was legit.

And that worries me.

My wife told me she ordered me a couple models from this site earlier this week. They have really good prices but I've never heard of them. I find very little in reviews. Has anyone here ordered from them. I'm hoping they're a legit company.

Got my issue today.

Completed & looking forward to the results.

Got mine today, Another great issue. They seem to get better with each new issue.

Hobby models is a scam site. I ordered a model from them about a year ago & never got it. After a month & not getting the model I emailed them quite a few times & called them a number of times & never got an answer. My bank reimbursed me but it took a couple of months.There rating are horrible . They also go by the name Internet Hobbies. Avoid them like the plague.

Got my issue today. Another winner.

Not a trade but a big thank you to stavanser for two free books on old trucks.

Beautiful cars. The '55 Olds conv. in particular. My Mom had a '55 Olds 98 Starfire conv. back in the late 50's & early 60's.

Got mine yesterday.

Got mine today. It looks like another great issue.

I bought one of these cars back in the mid'90's. It was a 1988. I bought it from a car lot for $1200.00. It was a nice little car to drive. I had it till around 2002 when the strut towers started rusting out & made it unsafe to drive. I sold it to a junkyard & they rebuilt the towers & resold it. They are based on a Chevette platform. I had to replace a few front suspension parts & found if I bought them for a Chevette they were the same & a whole lot cheaper. I found the testors version of the kit in a drugstore in a small town I was passing thru in 1998. Of course I bought it. I think they were selling it for around $7.00.

I'm usually careful who I buy from but the Hobby Wheels site looked legit & I was stupid enough not to look up their reviews. I ordered a model on Feb.19 & never got it. No answers to emails or phone calls since then. I filed for a refund from my bank, emailed the BBB & wrote a letter to the Pennsylvania Attorney General to try & help put these scammers out of business.

That's a beauty! I'm building one & while it's looking good it won't come near as good as yours.

I had a '71 Chevy Impala back in the fall of 1984 that ate oil at a rate of a quart every 20 miles. I had to clean the oil off the plugs every night after I got home from work so it would start the next morning to go to work & reclean them when I got off work to go home & my job was only 8 miles from home. It smoked so bad it was like setting in a fog when I had to stop. Unbelievably a neighbor offered me &125.00 for the car knowing what shape it was in.

I pick several models out I'd like to build & have my wife pick one. It takes me forever to pick one myself.

I love the model reviews also. They help me decide if I want to get a certain model. A big plus, they're a lot more complete compared to Scale Autos reviews.

Has anyone dealt with this company? I ordered a model from them in mid Feb. & on Feb. 19 my order was confirmed & the money taken from my bank. So far I haven't heard a thing from them. I've emailed them twice & nothing. Maybe I'm rushing things but that's why I'm wondering if anyone here has heard of them or had any problems with them before I contact my bank to try & get my money back.

Highway star- Deep Purple Toys in the attic- Aerosmith Train kept a rollin- Yardbirds & Aerosmith

Got my issue today. Going to renew my subscription soon. MCM is a lot better than SAE ever was.

Thanks. I thought it would but I wanted to make sure before ordering it.

I'm building a Palmer '63 Pontiac Bonneville that doesn't come with a windshield. Would a .005 sheet of plastic be thin enough to conform to the window frame? If not what is a good substitute to use?

It's hard to pick one. My Mom took my brother & me to see the Rolling Stones for my 11nth birthday in Nov. 1964. I remember the police were lined up across the front of the stage & the screaming was so loud you could barely hear them. I also saw the Who in late 1967 during there instrument destroying days. I couldn't hear right for days afterwards they were so loud. My Wife & I saw Paul McCartney in Indianapolis in Feb. 1990 & I'm a big Beatles fan.

I don't have any painters tape or WD-40 but I do have rubbing alcohol & it worked. Thanks for the help.?