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Pat it looks the kits that you would need to combine are around from 30 bucks each to stupid money. That is not even including shipping. It would be nice to see you build this though.

I like it.

That is true. They did take the burden of a cash reserve they had sitting away. Yes Luc you are correct , the blame is all on management, in all most all of these cases.

This was several weeks ago next to the local Sams club. A load worth a few stacks of money.

Improvement in my eyes.

Looks great.

That is some nice work. Well done.

Another cool model coming together. If you had some small bombs they could be your shocks.

Very good questions Russ. As long as they have no money owed for repairs on molds they should be able to move them if they want to. This whole Bankruptcy makes me wonder if the Model A problems were more about bills not being paid than a problem with the molds. As far as the company buying Revell I think they want to sell plastic model kits.

Nice looking mock up. The yellow looks good.

Nice work .

Looks killer TJ.

This turned out Nice Bruce.

Could not have said this any better.

A work of art.

Looks good, being an old race car a little twist would be the norm.

Nice job with this. I like how you carried the concept all the way through.

Why to get the saw out after that Vette. I like it.

Pat this looks great. How did I miss this done.

Small blocks were used in this series I believe.

http://www.camaros.org/forum/index.php?topic=9285.0 Take a look here, yes it is a Camaro Blog but worth a look. A bunch of pictures of the Javelin. http://www.javelinamx.com/javhome/race/race.htm

Looks like an early 60's Buick to me. 1962 I think just not sure.

BAHA Thanks for this. Stock looking but 50 yards away, the crown of the tops was funny looking.

46 Ford sedan, maroon in color. A little to far away for a photo when I am driving. It is getting warm out now.

2 doors are not common here in Michigan. Most of them are 4 doors that are still around.