Rob Hall

Cool..making an airport limo?

Saw a sharp bright red w/ black wheels and black roof '14 Corvette Stingray in the parking lot at a local pet food store when I went in. When I came out, it was being winched up onto a rollback wrecker...hmmm... must have been recalled.

Reading comments in this and other threads, I get the impression many modelers have enough apathy that they would be content with the legendary Palmer accuracy (or Premier).

Some Airfix 1/32 kits were sold in the US as reboxed MPC kits. The Jaguar 420 is one I know of.

She's been trying to reach me too. The funny thing is I did once date an Adriana, almost 20 years ago.

The first sentence indicated that...MCM is probably under an embargo until some date..

There is a clean white '77-79 Ranchero parked at a gas station I drive by every day..also saw a red t-bucket hot rod parked in the valet lot at an Italian restaurant I like.. Also a Ram Pro Master and the new Ford Transit in the wild for the first time today.

I see them in my spam folder..I ignore them, there are no toll roads around here.

Ignoring the comments by the rainbows and unicorns crowd, there has been plenty of legit criticism of Moeibus kits. They are nice, but have flaws...

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Seriously??? It takes so little effort to search for information. The subject line has all that is needed --- 'Elio 3 wheeled car'. With the name you can find a wealth of info online with very little effort... Anyway, it will be interesting to see if this car has any success. Way too small for me.

Got to have a cup holder, would be undriveable without one... Great build, lots of neat details.

What does that have to do with expecting a level of quality and accuracy from a product? These aren't toys for children--if the target market is adults, they need to be made to a high standard of accuracy. The ignorant mindset that accepts mediocrity without question is part of the dumbing down of America...hard to have 'fun' when kits have so many glaring faults.

I guess a lot of people are content with mediocrity. Sad.

They could have done a '65 or '67 GTO years ago, they've had a '66 for nearly 20 years now?

Revell needs to get serious about accuracy..they've been slipping for a long time. It seems who ever is in charge of product accuracy just doesn't get it.

A '68 Chevelle SS would be nice to see..or how about a '68-69 Buick GS, '71-72 Buick GS or '70 GTO Judge convertible?

I wonder if that's the same car I've seen at Tempe Marketplace before...dark blue?

I prefer parking in a garage now for work, but I do miss having an assigned spot where I knew who was on each side of me, every day

Not as cool as the Reliant Robin

Ack. Darn iPhone autocorrect

How about this one: Saw hello to my little friend

Use google. For those too lazy, check their website--- eliomotors.com

See the subject of the thread?

Door dings, scratches, and rock chips are part of life---can't avoid them. Don't drive your car in public if you don't want dings or scratches.