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1/24 scale. Scott go back one page for the rest of the answer. Just below your post.

Another great review.

I agree with what has already been said, money in the bank with a Dodge pickup. I do not care if it is a 2x4, 4x4, short bed, long bed or a flatbed, just as long as it is not another LRE truck. The Warlock would be the exception to the step side bed. Look at how hot trucks have been in the last few decades. They have been missing out on the chance of the few kids that want to build a kit like dads truck in the driveway.

Just make your own design Ray. Call it the bat turbine.

You just need to add sand. NIce work.

Nice work on the Comet.

That is nice.

Ray you have a PM

I agree with this. They seem to think we owe them more even after they are paid millions. They should lose everything just as a drug dealer does, everything. Ordered to repay all that is lost and everything he earned plus interest while he was employed there.

Bill just make the new tool kit engine an ultra rare early v6 hemi.

Very nice.

This has been discussed before. It was explained that all straight line racing goes on Drag Racing category. All other forms of racing go in NASCAR .

Looks great Pat. Now you have a push tractor for your shop.

This Vette is looking sharp Bill.

If you like the artillery wheel on the bottom go to shapeways and look around under 1/25 scale wheels.

Joe this is stunning. You did a great job with the best looking Chevy ever made.

Nice work on all of these. The yellow is a knockout for sure.

This came out nice Pat.

That turned out Nice.

You do nice work sir.

One thing I have noticed is that they found what they like with these mockups and what they did not like. Sometimes if you really look at something you can see features that are similar but changed as others have pointed out with the fender shapes front and rear. I also noticed the one picture (with the GM logo ) that had what looked to me like a Ford truck on the other side of Chevy truck. Yes I know they all have each others cars in their R&D buildings at one point or another. Dad always talked about the alternators they had at their Ford plant they were testing from the other companies.

We know the cost going in, They are more valuable the older they get. They never ask for diamonds. You can have dozens and it is not a crime. Swapping with your buddy is not looked down on.

This is very nice. Thank you for sharing again.