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I am having the same problem with flat black acrylic from testors, can only find it in enamel.

Definately

I second that.

I have never seen a 94 Blazer where the back section comes off, just the earlier models, let alone a kit. If you find one, post it on here and let us know where you got it. That would be a cool kit.

Either that car looks great or you have a wonderful camera that hides the flaws really well.

A small pair of channel locks works great. Just dont squeeze real hard.

Very classy.. I hope all is well with your family.

I have not talked to him on here in a while, but I have had a couple of trades with him with no problems. Some emergency probably come up for him not to be responding.

Looking good, Mr. Kotter!

Are there any model car clubs in North Georgia, like Dalton area? If so, someone please let me know.

You're going to have to scratchbuild a case for that hoss too! LOL!

I believe this kit has the photoetch grill also, if I remember correctly. Can't wait to see how that green looks.

Um... definately interested. You're like a regular Dr. Frankenstein. There is no way all of that should fit so nicely. You are truly talented, Bravo.

Cool pics, i would be a nervous wreck if those were my cars and having wooden poles and chains so close to them and parked so close together with everybody walking around them. That guy is definately a Mopar man.

Thanks guys, that's what I need to know. I will be using the Slixx decals definately, and luckily I also have some extra Thunderbolt wheels. Thanks again.

I was wondering if this kit is the same used for the Sox & Martin GTX. It comes with slicks and optional drag parts, is there anything I would need to add to it to make the S&M GTX besides decals? Maybe some of you can post pics of these that you may have built. Any help as always is greatly appreciated.

What color and brand is the interior color?

I also need to know! Those are awesome.

The wheels are from the Revell Streetburner series 427 Shelby Cobra S/C.

It maybe, I don't have the box anymore and i could remember exactly.

I know a lot of people have posted this kit, but it is a great kit, currently working on the Yenko version. This one is painted Tamiya Yellow. The stripes on the side did'nt do it for me, so they got deleted. Citadel black wash on the engine parts to tone it down a bit. Enjoy, I did.

This was built a while back using the Revell Monogram Thom Taylor 37 Ford kit. Paint is Testors Fiery Orange laquer with Future floor polish. It's a box stock build with 427 Cobra wheels added with a black wash applied to them. Hope you enjoy.

I have this kit I picked up at a yard sale. The body has been painted and some decals on, some other assembly has been done. It appears everything is there, but I really don't like picking up where someone else left off, but for $5.00, I could not pass it up. If anyone is interested in this kit, I build late 60 - early 70's musclecars. Just make me an offer.

This is straight from the box, the suspension has not been modified at all, I was pretty impressed with stance. The only aggrevating part of this kit is the roll bars don't meet up with each other well, other than that, pretty smooth kit.

Yeah, it's red w/ flames on the box.