Nick Notarangelo

WAIT THEY CAN'T SELL MY STUFF, I'M NOT DEAD YET oh wait never mind

thought the same thing "And there goes old number 9 blasted by the dukes car.

I got today a original 1962 kit of a 1934 ford coupe/convertible with only one part missing and that's one of the custom front suspension trailing arms and the body was cracked in half,I got it at a thrift store for 15 bucks and the box was in excellent shape and it even has the decals and the monogram catalog from 1962. I am trying to find out if they made any more of these kits over the year'so I can get the one part that's missing?,And how much is this kit worth? I will post pics later.

Acording to the facebook page it will reopen in October for those of us who have be fubared with out https://www.facebook.com/HobbytownUsaIdahoFalls

https://www.holden.co.uk/displayproducts.asp?sg=5&pgCode=086&sgName=Gifts&pgName=Auto+Gifts&agCode=9612&agName=Model+Cars+1%2F32nd+ScaleI was looking for some info on a snap kit when I found this,snap kits by airfix with the instructions done by haynes auto manuals.

I just spoke to my sister in Newport Rhode Island were I'm from and they have 17 inches so far on the island with more to come and no power,plus lots of damage from the winds

Hey Gregg have a peaceful and enjoying birthday.

I wish they would release one of the long boxes with the yamaha dirt bike in it, so I can modify it to like like the 125 I have.

Lindberg's 1940 ford that came in the dodge semi and flat bed kit,Haven worked with injection molding machines in my life I knew just by looking at it they didn't let the mold close all the way cause everything was a 1/16th to a 1/8th inch to thick,so I bought another cause I really liked the kit of the car it self so I figured give it another try and its never a good thing when you gotta break out a palm sander to help with the seams.

worth a shot

anyone remember the AMT exteme chevy s10 with the 4cyl in it like the box said and it was a v-6.

I got a nice 1972 chevy pickup,sweet paint job,crisp details on the inside of the cab,notice I didnt say Engine,yep some how I lost a nicely wired and plumb motor,don't know how or were,tore everything apart but it's been 5 years still ain't found it yet.

this is one of those kits if you have any of the other mopar kits from the 70's "ie dukes charger" you can update the chassis an drive line with,plus you can also use the other engine in it to update the mill in the little red express pick up to freshen it up also.

Someone posted way back the one that's out now that's blue on the box is that kit with all the goodies gone,get the old one.

please send address's and times your not home thank you

Dude best advice,build how you want and just enjoy it. I would stress at one point about the right color or the right detail,then the hobby for me became no fun,then I realized I didnt have to do like everyone else and it became fun again.

First speed bump or pot hole on a real road and there done.

Now thats cool

It seams to me casey needs a bibb for that drool.

I survied my exwife,bring it.

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if you dont need the boxes you can put the kits in one gallon ziplock bags and put them in a storage tote with a list of whats in it taped to the out side so you can have qwik acsess to whats in side.

good story terry,its also nice to see some of your other models your working on.

So in other words grab what you can before you have to pay for the over inflated ebay prices. Hopefully someone buys them out before the become a thing of the past.

my wife and I own a custom print and apparel buisness and we looked at doing this as a service and for a small place like ours the prices for the most basic setup alone is killer. the good news about this is in the long run if this takes off it will drive the prices for it down to a more manageable cost.