Rob Hall

Been a couple pauses in the snow this morning, but still coming down.. during a brief pause I shoveled a bit, but there is still 10-12 inches on most of the driveway..and colder than yesterday.

Been snowing since about 11am today...got a few inches of fresh snow on top of the 3-4 inches from last weekend. A few of the dogs ventured out in the yard a bit, the others didn't want to go off the covered patio. Arizona dogs, only in their 2nd NE Ohio winter.

About the only programming I like to watch live are NFL games and F1 races. Everything else I stream after the fact. I used to use a DVR a lot (had a TiVo way back when, then a Comcast cable box w/ DVR), but w/ on-demand and live tv streaming from Hulu, less need for a DVR. And I've got Netflix, Amazon Prime, Brit Box, HBO Now, MhZ for other streaming.

Been snowing here since about 11:15 this morning.... slow but steady so far. There was already 3-4 inches on the ground from last weekend.

Different generations...the white one is newer. The orange one appears to be a 997 from about 2008. The white one appears to be the 991.2 from 2016-17..

Seems like the Belkits Escort rally car kits would be a good place to start also.

...and it's now mid-January.

Interesting..a '60s 2dr Wagoneer, pretty obscure variation. Never seen one like that in person, only seen the 4drs.

Yes, quite likely. But there are other forums as well as Facebook modeling groups---plenty of places to talk models and show your work..

He lives in Hawaii. I met him in Arizona at an IPMS model show maybe 10 years ago.

The last one I got was #205, my subscription is though #211. After I get issue #211, then I may consider a renewal..how many years off will that be?

Ok, I wasn't sure..I know it's been pretty bad... I can't recall how many years it's been since there have 6 issues in a year.

Well, as nightowl770 said, if this is modern style tooling the tooling was all done at once and all the variants planned out.

I assume they have different side tool inserts for a 69 body, since the 69 doesn’t have the vent windows, different side trim, different marker lights.

Cab reminds me of a Mack from some years ago.

Looking over my '68, one small detail I noticed that hasn't been mentioned here I think...the wheels and tires are normal style, not with the ring on the wheel that fits in the tire like we have seen with other recently tooled Revell kits. Nice.

Since there were only 2 issues released last year, I can't imagine a scenario where there will be 12 issues over the next 2 years.

Well, this was the US release...I don't know if Revell has released it internationally yet.

I wouldn't be surprised if they don't eventually reissue the 66 Type B (Buick) and Type P (Pontiac) also...

Looks like Hasegawa is also reissuing the "1966 American Coupe Type I" in March ('65 Impala). https://www.1999.co.jp/eng/10585005

Back in 2000/2001, I worked with a guy named Chad. He got really tired of hearing 'hanging chad' jokes...

It was mentioned in another thread, the one with the list of Revell's 2019 European releases.

That I don't know..I've only had the Lindberg molded in red version, never seen the older AMT versions.

Sharp...love the green. I have a glue bomb MPC '68 convertible in my to-restore stash.

Stock '64 Corvette wheel covers (which these look like) have the tri-bar spinners. IIRC that is what was included w/ the AMT '64 annual (don't have mine convenient to check).