I remember seeing this car in Popular Mechanics while growing up. I really wanted one as a first car. I'd still like to have one. I never knew a kit was available. I'll add it to my list to keep an eye out for.
Sorry to just getting back to this. I've got a couple of Cosma Rays with the hope to make one. I'll pick up the Streaker Vette in case I'm missing any small parts. Thanks for the suggestions.
Funny someone posts the Nuclear Banana while I eat a banana. Very nice work. Most of the detailed TF motors I see look cluttered and messy. Not so in your case. Having said that, I don't see anything missing. Very nice work.
I'm working on restoring an old MPC Cosma Ray (Round2 please reissue!). It would make sense to rob the MPC Vette for parts but the Revell 1967 is a lot more common to get. Does anyone know how close these two 1967's are in size? Can the frames be swapped fairly easily? The MPC is one of their best kits of the era. How does it compare to the more modern Revell tooling?
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I know that Fred's has been closed for several years. I've tried to find a listing or a catalog of what all products he offered. Does anyone have either they could share?
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I've always felt that motor in the Revell kits was such a let down. Yours is a GREAT improvement. Not wanting to kill a complete kit for just a few engine parts, I need to find the files or the engine in as 3D print.
That's so sweet.
The upgrade on the forks is a huge improvement over the square forks. This is one of those kits that has so much potential in the parts. Every time I see this motor I keep on wishing that Revell would had done so well with their last motorcycle series.
I love the graphics. I know most are decals, but it looks like you did an amazing job with them. What really sits this build apart is the stance. Most PS Vegas and Pintos I see sit way to high. This one looks right.