Ron Hamilton

Wow! The price just went up on that body.

Gorgeous!

Fantastic!

You did well with that one Rex.

That is rough. I have never sent out or received a package like that. It breaks my heart to see this type of shipping still exists. I feel for you. I hope that you get satisfaction.

Go get 'em!!!!

Beautiful Build Dan. I have one suggestion. Corvair Corsas had a silver rear cove area surrounded by a chrome moulding. Really simple to do.

Great Save!!!!!

Beautiful!!!!

The model I am using is moulded in Maroon. I like Grabber Yellow to be different. I bought the Dash and Photoetch from Missing Link. I may go with a Cyclone GT in lieu of the Spoiler. I have decals as well as the grilles to do a 70 or a 71 car.

I got my email today, and while it was a pleasant surprise, I cannot think of anything I need that I don't already have. I have been a loyal customer for a long time, and I have been blessed to have just about everything I need model wise. I have a good stock of Modelhaus Kits and parts I bought for future projects. In the past couple of years since the announcement, I have bought either good used parts, or resin elsewhere. I wish Don and Carol a well deserved retirement, and I thank them for being there when I needed their services. My builds would not have been the same without them.

Tommy, your build is very nice. It is an inspiration to get mine going. I just bought a glue-bomb Revell 70 Torino for the engine, chassis and running gear, and I have an old glue-bomb Cyclone to get the rest from.

Get a copy of the September 2018 issue of Musclecar Review Magazine. It has a very good article on a 65 A990 Plymouth Belvedere. I'm going to use it as a basis of my build.

As did I at the meeting today.

Very nice work. The color combination is exquisite.

I picked up an Arnie Beswick Comet and a built up Revell 70 Torino Cobra for parts, primarily the 429 engine, and 4- speed console and shifter for my 70 Cyclone restoration.

One of the best ones I have seen built.

That's what I am using to do my car. I have to fill the vents in the front fenders.

Good luck. One of the projects I have going is a model of my 78 Camaro Sport Coupe.

You most certainly know your way around a van. My hat's off to you. Excellent Work.

I know certain members here on the board have a distain for certain Ebay sellers parting out kits for re-sale, but since The Modelhaus has decided to wind down, a lot of my projects would be still-born without them. I look for parts on a daily basis.

Very nice work!

So do I.

I was selling off some of my collection on Ebay, and I had a Resin Chevy Express van kit for sale. It was a complete Scale Equipment Kit. I had some clown PM me that my price was exorbitant, and the van was worth no more than $25 including shipping, and I had to lower my beginning price to that figure. I politely told him where he can go, and let the bidding process work. The market will dictate what something is worth on Ebay. Fair pricing and good service will get you far. I never bought from PJ's Toys, even though a lot of the items he listed was needed one time or another for a project.

Exactly.