Jordan White

Agree, lose the wheels!

Which I said in my other post above!

Kind of hard to do when you're ordering online.

Ask here! But yeah, there are two versions of the new Challenger out, the AMT (which you have) which is a curbside, and the Revell, which is fully detailed. What you should have done is gone to a few different sites to get an idea of what the kit includes.

That is true Harry, which is why if they don't believe it would be in their best interests to tool new kits, they should sell some more of the older kits (and perhaps tinker with the tooling for some of them), since there were so many cool kits that are now hard to find. Perhaps (and I know this was mentioned elsewhere before) they should have polls on their webpages asking consumers what kits they would like to see being sold.

Reminds me of the Global Warming episode of South Park.

They all look great! I also got that book recently and enjoyed many of the builds featured!

Sounds like a Yooper to me!

New member here!

Then I would suggest downloading OpenOffice, it's free and is just as good as the Microsoft Office pack (I use it on my computer). Oh, and it's compatible with Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Powerpoint, etc.) as well as many other programs. OpenOffice Draw is what I'm using for making a decal sheet since it has a snap grid and makes resizing images easy.

Nope, you're correct, I should know...I'm on the waiting list for one! http://www.hobbylinc.com/htm/mon/mon857212.htm

Here's some instructions on how to do it in Microsoft Word: http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=27447&view=findpost&p=268370

Nah, I just think the nuns need to quote themselves...uh...I'm going to go over here -->

Yes, of course!

Which is why there's a thread dedicated to it in the rants and raves section. If people are confused about how to do it, it's not difficult to ask.

While you're here, please kick the habit of quoting multiple pictures only a few posts after they've been posted!

Thanks, in this hobby descriptions just aren't enough!

Oddly enough, it's the English speakers that have a hard time spelling correctly! You could also use Firefox, since it has a built in spell-check. Edit: Another forum I'm at has a rule that there is no text-speak, and reasonable spelling/grammar is expected.

You're welcome!

Why not?

Jordan White

Dunno, I know places sell decal paper for inkjet printers. http://www.decalpaper.com/product-p/10c.htm

Looks like the C4 Corvette turn signals, but dunno otherwise. Also, I believe the decals are from the Revell '70 Challenger T/A 2n1 kit.

Well from the back view, on the right side of the cover, it looks like there are light edges along the bows (which would suggest the edge of a piece of tape).