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Tom, if you're doing this one in the 1-24th scale , I'm definitely interested in buying several of these vans . I'm scared off by resin prices usually. With a "Bull Nose " Ford , I'm going to borrow the money if I have to own the several vans I have enjoyed over the years with this body style .

With the possibility of Home 3-D printing capabilities fast approaching, how far behind can Hollidecks, transporters , and a scenic trip to another planet be ?

Tom, to my knowledge , the only 1-24th piece I have seen to date has been a Die Cast from Welley. It looks really wide to me and I used to manufacture Custom parts for those trucks too.

THANK YOU JOHNNY ! Now to CLARIFY muh point. The last Real hobby shop we had WAS the last retailer here , Richmond Virginia to carry M C M Magazine . Oh well, theres anotha reason to visit North Carolina ...........

YEP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The cars are waving hello to us !

Mark, Greg announced a good year ago that M C M would be made available in Barnes and Noble . O K , Chesterfield Hobbies is now closed . That was our LAST REAL hobby shop. Sure , we have a Hobby Townand one Hobby lobby and a few Michael's . To me Hobby Town isn't , never wants to be , nor ever will order in anything outside of R C stuff. I've tried . FORGET The Michaels . they sell maybe ten of the top selling Revell kits and a tiny Testor line . Hobby Lobby, hey, they're one forty miles Northwest of me .............

Now THAT sir IS IMPRESSIVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Fine job young man, keep up the good work .................

Saturday night cruising material....................... WAITING TO HAPPEN !!!!!!!!!!

Does this renew my hope that Round 2 it may yet re release a 1959 Mercury convertible .................................. No.

Since I'm on SSI, I have to really weigh necessities from wants . Kits are approaching 35 and 40.00 here for me . As a result , I'm buying only kits that I really really want . Nostalgia boxes, even pre- painted whitewall tires are being weighed in as opposed to buying a desired new addition. Around here , It's I P M S and Airplanes all the time . We've lost our remaining REAL hobby shop and I don't really consider the local Hobbytown U S A more than a nascence . Since most of my building involves scratch building , I'm using up my stock I have collected for years .

George , does that make you the Ringmaster then ???

Fine job young man, keep up the good work .....................

Doable .................... yes, doable ..................... uh huh!

Now you are going to HAVE to do a "Period " service station with "Curb pumps !

I'll cross muh fingers fer ya . I know this one is magic fer ya !

Gee, include me too. Hey, I've been collecting car books , history books , automotive histories , shop manuals , you name it , I'm still buying . For what it's worth, I was the researcher for the book , Check the Oil by Scott Anderson and I wrote a college text , Contains Lead , a retail look at gasoline station practices .............

I'm going to "BORROW " that line for this years I P M S contest when I show the Zeppelin Diner !

Gee, with all the critics here , there oughtta be a kazillion who think this would be their dream job !

Looks jus fine to me !

Very interesting..............................

George , very often , you are words of wisdom !

Gluhead, I bet you remember the comics of the middle 1960's where the front tires said " Skinny " and the rear tires said way wide , an so on too. Long Live "CAR-Toons magazines !

INDEED !