Matt T.

The Jeep's risking a ticket to make a statement. I love it! LOL

I'm looking forward to the Q1 announcements! Right around Toledo NNL time, no?

Neat build! Too often Pro Touring means draped over big wheels. This thing is a brutal machine with purpose. Like a hammer. I love it.

Three years from now?... $299.99 and available from 6-12 manufacturers at all retails chains.

Ahhh. Then I don't know. I bought it a year or more ago. Bought both the Fine & Finish.

IIRC it's at Hobby Lobby currently.

Right on, Cruz. I will do as you suggest. Thanks bud!

Thanks for the info, Dale! Would you say the polish achieved is on par with grits 3,000 - 12,000 or not so much? No matter, I'm building a '65 stock car so it doesn't have to be super shiny. Just wondering.

Hilarious! I got a good laugh out of these. Thanks guys.

OK, so I have my Tamiya TS-13 clear gassing out, and it will need some polishing. I want to try the FINE and FINISH compounds by Tamiya. Am I correct in thinking that FINE is coarser than FINISH? Once I polish with the compounds, can I apply decals to the surface? (I'm thinking that, unlike wax, compounds are more of a mechanical polish, like a paste version of polishing cloths.) Thanks in advance for any knowledge you can share on this! Matt

And just 12 of them (majority) need to believe that Tony has some negligence here - manslaughter, etc. Yikes.

I'm no Gen-1 Camaro expert, but dang that body looks good. Great stance over those big rollers. Looking forward to a '68 or '67 RS version!

Look at that! Beautiful work, man. I really like the flares too.

Rear looks kind of like an '80s Porsche 911 to me.

Kids with parents my age. There was a movie just a few years back with Johnny Knoxville & Stifler too. The shows run in syndication, as does the movie. Then there's YouTube. It's a cool car that jumps and speeds around. Ya know, timeless appeal.

Inspiring build! Makes me want to go pull a Tamiya kit and my airbrush and get to it.

Yes, it's called BasePump, I think. Runs off water pressure, so as long as you've got municipal water, you've got no worries.

Mike is top-notch. Great product, stellar service. Purchase with confidence.

I'm in for at least one. Yeeeee-haw!

C'mon Art! You're acting like you re-invented the wheel.

I wonder if Revell will update their '68/'69 Charger tooling to a '70? That would be cool. Hopefully a '57 Ranchero will show up. And I'm still holding out for a new-tool, vintage pickup kit. Studebaker, '56 F100, Dodge?...

Mark, that is a great looking sheet. Well done!

Beautiful trocca! Very nicely done.

Thanks for a great review, Tim. The grille looks like a relatively easy fix with some small, square stock maybe? Will require stripping the chrome though.

Thanks Tim!