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Amen brother

Ditto

I'm going with real.

Mine come to me free in the mail. I use those card stock advertisements that most people throw away. I received a ton of them during the election and have enough to last me quite awhile. I still throw away more than I'll ever use.

I'm a little confused here. The op asked about a promo "kit". Now, I know he is young from another post and may be confused and the answers I see are even more confusing. A promo and a promo kit are two different things. As I see it, a promo is as described by most posts here, but a promo kit is different. A kit is assembled by the modeler. A promo is already assembled. Many Craftsman kits were a snaptite issued to entice young builders. Such kits as this 1964 Comet are an example. The excel kits of the 1955-56 Pontiac and 1956 Plymouth's are also examples. Although kit manufactures issued versions of their promos in the late 50's etc, the kit version and promo version may have differences. I have a 1959 promo Olds 98. I also have a kit version of the same car. The dashboards are different for one example. The Modelhaus will inform you that you need to specify if you are looking for a kit part from them as their parts are many times based on the promo version and therefore, different. A reference to what kit or promo the op was referencing would would be more helpful. Otherwise, the question is still unanswered.

I'm saying real.

Something tells me it's a model.

Dave, I checked with the reprap community in you area and this forum http://forums.reprap...d.php?176,70144 has 4 posts on it and the 4th is a guy in Wilmington Del. that says his boss just bought him a Replicater to play with at work. The post is dated Sept. 14, 2012 You can probably pm him and make contact. Good luke.

I'm saying model this time.

Niko, these are pictures I took last Thanksgiving at Turkey Rod Run, Daytona Speedway. This car is part of the Speedway museum. I hope they help.

Who really cares what you did Pat? Those of us that know better and have learned how to apply acrylics properly can tell how much ###### you are full of. I guess you answered my question of stupid or ignorant. I'll leave it to the rest of the readers to judge for themselves. As for me. there is no question as to the answer.

Ignorance is bliss Pat. The difference between ignorance and stupid is you can't fix stupid. Which are you Pat? Apple Barrel gloss black @ $1.39 for 8oz.

Real. I think it's real.

You want to use LibreOffice? It's simple. Just make your own. If you want to add pictures, just drag and drop. Here's mine:

I'm going with real.

I'm going with model. Harry's been running reals for a long time. Maybe he's found a model that looks real this time.

I think it's real.

The other 1:32 Plymouth is a 1934. I have all the kits listed in this post.

Fantastic. Good to know Frank.

Looks real to me.

This is the way I like to see models built. Nice clean build and STOCK.

I like the color. Nicely done build.

Very nicely done. I really like this.

Smooth-On shows you what to use and how to do this right on there web site: http://www.smooth-on.com/faq_display.php?faq_id=79&cID=2

I like it and am going to use it.