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Jordan White

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  1. I know, but then I'd have to remove one of the other options!
  2. I've changed the poll to allow for multiple choices.
  3. Sorry for not putting more options in the poll, but the site only allowed for 5 options, and I figured I would do the more popular sizes.
  4. As the title states, what is your favorite scale that you like to build in? I'm not necessarily asking what scale you build the most, but rather what scale do you get the most enjoyment out of. Personally, I love 1/12 scale since it allows for good detail, ease of dimension transfer from a 1:1 vehicle, and still takes up not that much shelf space.
  5. Looks good with the white wheels and white letter tires. I've always wanted to get a 1:1 and do a V8 swap, but it's not easy since I don't have a garage to work in!
  6. It'll help with the traction.
  7. Haha love the supercharged version! Alright, I finally got paint on the body. It's Ford Merlot red metallic with gold lower/basecoat. Here you can see I turned the rear storage compartment into a secondary fuel tank, I still have to add the filler cap.
  8. Alright, I finally got paint on the body. It's Ford Merlot red metallic with gold lower/basecoat. Here you can see I turned the rear storage compartment into a secondary fuel tank, I still have to add the filler cap.
  9. So true. If you want a part glued, it will not stick. If you don't want something glued, it will stick instantly.
  10. Personally, I think that 1/24 scale (as well as 1/12 scale) are the optimal sizes when you want to transfer dimensions between the model and a real vehicle (or vice versa), since the scaling is easy to do with a standard ruler.
  11. So soon? Wonder if they weren't selling as well as Revell had hoped. I'll have to pick up a few then.
  12. Looks good so far, I like what you're doing with this kit!
  13. If you want the spoked wheels, there should be a few floating around from the various Trans Am kits, otherwise you could always get some from the GNX kit as well. Looking good otherwise!
  14. It does appear so. If the '89 has the "cheesegrater" GT taillights, then I would say yes.
  15. 1991 F350 Dually With matching bass boat and trailer
  16. AMT Ford Econoline with bass boat (turned into jet boat ) and scratchbuilt trailer.
  17. Honestly, the easiest way is to just figure out the dimensions of the models, and compare them to the dimensions of the actual 1:1 vehicle. That will give you the scale and provide you with some parameters of where everything compares.
  18. So what's the plan with this, is it gonna happen?
  19. "The all new 1964 GTO Judge concept! *Disclaimer: won't be built for another 6 years.* "
  20. Got the interior completed in tan.
  21. Got the interior completed in tan.
  22. Only issue I see with the kit is they used 6-bolt wheels rather than 5-bolt, as the real thing has.
  23. I believe they were sold in '84 with only a 4 banger, then they added the V6 in '85.
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