Rob Hall

I wondered about that....the estimated speed came from the SUV's telemetry, that may not be admissible for a citation, since it wasn't recorded by a speed camera (stationary or officer-used).

Yeah, and those probably won't be available at the usual vendors until May...

I watched a 1968 thriller w/ Segal and Rod Steiger over the weekend, 'No Way to Treat a Lady'...good flick w/ Segal as an NY detective and Steiger as a theatrical serial killer.

No idea, a set of decals of some sort. Round 2 has done decal sets previously.

Ginny (12) and Henry (14). Both going to the groomers soon.

Well, it's been 4 years since that 76 garage issue. But there are plenty of them on eBay and other sources, easy to find. They will probably reissue it eventually, maybe in Coke livery? Edit: there was a Coke version previously of the '50 Chevy, completely forgot about that one.

I was only referring to exterior visual differences. I wonder if Round 2 will actually change anything beyond maybe adding badging.

Sharp items... definitely interested in some of these.

Neat kit. I built this cab w/ the trailer in the 'Dannon Yogurt' livery in 1978 when I was 8...one of my first glue kits, a bit of a challenge as a kid.

No idea..it is interesting they are billing the ht as a 442, because IIRC the original was not billed as such (I have one in storage, not convenient to check). But I don't think there was much visual differentiation between a Cutlass and Cutlass 442 in '64 other than small badges.

Loving the spring weather this past weekend and today.

Got signed up this morning for the first shot of the Pfizer vaccine Monday morning at a local hospital.

I use Hobby Link Japan for import kits, Model Roundup and Spotlight Hobbies for domestic, eBay for out-of-production...

I had to dodge an old console TV that fell out a truck and ended up in the middle of a lane of I-80 near Vacaville, CA about 15 years ago...I recall seeing a grubby V8 w/ transmission on the side of I-40 in NM a few years ago...

Yeah, that's what they look like to me...never had the trailer, but built several of the Revell 1/32 snap kits as a kid..I remember building a custom El Camino w/ dirt bike that had wheels and tires like that. Plastic tire that the wheel fits into, then snaps over the axle end.

That's a relatively modern tool, I'd assume it's still with Revell...last reissued in 2010 (convertible) and 2015 (ht).

The square bodies have definitely been getting attention lately in diecast, a bunch of nice ones from Greenlight, M2 and Auto World in the last year or two. Maybe their success will inspire a kit company to do something...the demand is there, I would think.

The '64 Galaxie is one they haven't done the Retro Deluxe packaging, etc for isn't it? They've done the '60,'61,'63,'65, and '66 in the Retro style over the last decade... Looks like the last issue was the Model King one from 2007...found this.

Yeah, same optional wheels in the Racer's Wedge...they look really out of place. Something from the 90s reissue, I presume. I don't remember them in the one I built back then. They look to me like the optional wheels from the '89 Probe GT kit (seriously!), if memory serves me.. Here they are on the Racer's Wedge chrome tree:

I'd assume the same kit, but without the racers wedge parts and Coke items added.

Yeah, I'm looking forward to these..I remember when they were out back in the day, but as a kid I had moved on from 1/32nd to 1/24th and 1/25th by 1978-1979...

Saw this pic in the Atlantis email newsletter, the stock Nova box art...

Could be this, mentioned on the Atlantis website. https://weckbuffalo.com/podcasts/the-made-in-america-store-show?play_file=99546

Sunny and 41 here today, pretty nice...getting some melting of all the snow..

I PM him on Facebook and order from him that way.