Nick Notarangelo

How about this kit,Its the Tokyo Tower from Japan. In 1969 when my father in law was recovering from injurys from his short stay in Nam he bought this as a gift to his dad,I am hoping soon I can get this from him for my collection. Its molded in clear plastic as well as Clear red plastic,white and black. the top of the tower has a steel rod in it to give the apperence of a anttena aray.

Haven grown up as a teen in the 80's who grew up around these cars and some of the 70's boats "like my 75 buick regal"I would love to see some of these as kits,I know the 32fords and the tri fives plus 60's stangs and camaros our popularbut its time to move in to diffrent areas guys lets go backto when you made promos of whats on the showroom floors or stuff thats not boring anymore. That being said I would buy a case of cutlass supremes of any year in the 80's just to make the ones I want.

no fins,thats really diffrent

I could careless if the wheels are to small,Im just happy to have something thats not a mustang,57 chevy or another 32 ford variant thats been release. Nice Job Mobius,first the battlestar stuff and the hudson,this just keeps getting better and better.

My random dream is someone will come out with a all new Late 60's or 70s GMC/Chevy pickup or a Ford or Dodge from the same years. But thats just my dream. Maybea mid 70's Abody as well

I would love to see one

But I have yet see anyone make a kit of this 57 chevy http://www.57heaven....moroccoconv.jpg Color: Sierra Gold Poly, White Convertible Top Model #: 2434 Factory Base Price: $4,598 plus options Shipping Weight: 3,414 lbs. Production Total: 187 total cars Engine: 283 ci V8, 220 Horsepower Transmission: Powerglide automatic Carburetion: Single four barrel Interior: Sierra Gold and Beige vinyl Factory Options: Power steering, power brakes, tinted glass, spinner hubcaps, whitewall tires, push button radio, dual exhaust, clock 1957 Chevrolet El-Morocco. Extremely rare, only made by Chevrolet for two years, 1956 and 1957. In 1957 they came in three models, a convertible, a two door hardtop and a four door hardtop. They were sold and warrantied by Chevrolet. The modifications were made by Allender & Co. in Detroit, Michigan and then taken to the dealerships for sale. There are only a few convertibles known to still exist.

the Mpc kit has the yamaha like my 1970 125-at1b enduro the other kits are honda's and suzuki's. but if anyone has one then let me know and I will see about getting them cast in resin.

my habit is clean the bench between kits so I can figure out what I need,if I am short on something,and clear the extra junk out of my way so I dont screw up the next job.

Histroy of the Knights Templar by Sharan Newman I'm a rather big histroy buff when it comes to the Templars.

in all honesty its the 57 chevy,it has been released by just about everyone and now in every form 210,nomad,flipnose,drag,hard top,belair,you name it,that also oncludes the caprice variant back in the 90s done up like a nomad and also boyds chevzoom,also the cartoon version ones. you go to evilbay and go throught the models of 57 chevys and you will see it in all types and styles.

which is very close to the at1b yamaha 125 i own

I'm looking for a early 70s or late 60s Yamaha enduro bike kit so I can add a few to a Pick Up Model I have,does anyone know of anyone who sells them??

When ever I see a caddy like that,the first thing I think of since I come from Rhode Island the home of the Mob is thats a momb car and it sleeps five in the trunk.

YOu gave a me a few ideas in what to do with the extras from my kit,thanx And great work so far.

I got one of these kits but my interior shell is the wrong one it's to short so I never did anything with it

its like that new car smell, ya just gotta do it.

now I know what to do with my left over 68 road runner parts since I jap the chassis to update the dukes car and a regular everyday ride

a few years ago I bought from wally world these two in primed metal body and plastic kits,I just might pull the Vega out and see what I can do with it.

in and around rhode island we have stores there call the ocean state job lot an you can find them there and not always the same ones from store to store

I ran a hobby shop back in rhode island where im from and it comes down to one short simple saying. SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL HOBBYSHOP WHILE IT'S STILL LOCAL

Anyone seen my jaw? I think I dropped a page or two back somewhere.

theres a guy selling one on craigslist in the town just south of me for 45 bucks,I thought it was a photoshop thing.

well thanx for the help guys,oh and as for the new coke thing,yea I remember that it just plainly tasted like pepsi and that sucks.

Rommel look up a german train company called Pieser something close to that name,they make figures and assories all shapes and size's