philo426

Post some pics!

Yes all are welcome!

Yes Jordan i second that!Every time I moved The cars in the display cases in my steamer trunks arrived with almost no damage.A few hoods were ajar but thsat is no big deal!

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I must be lucky!I had a recent trade that took a grand total of 3 days!Awesome!

Really wild!Looks cool!

It is your car so build it the way you want!When I found my MPC '73 Caprice I decided to replace the engine(which was a gluebomb with a 396 from the Revell '66 Chevelle(didn't dig the old axle through the engine block thing)>I also replaced the front suspension and rear axle using the Lindberg '62 Impala kit.I painted the body gold and did the black vinyl roof thing .Came out great!

Dont forget to paint the strip on the valve cover black.

It wasn' a problem in the 60s and 70s!Now every potential source of revenue must be exploited aggressively.A sad state of affairs!

Why did you leave it in primer? Is it supposed to be a work in progress?

I think Daisy's Roadrunner was a '74.

Yes it is special!

I built one.No problems!

I dig the Tamiya like boxing and the accurate depiction of the Gibson Thunderbird and Les Paul guitars!

Here is a model of my first new car; '83 Pontiac J2000.Great little car!

have done my share of midnight modeling but i don't let it keep me up.Its all about keeping things in balance.

The REvell '57 Chevy kit is a little tricky but not too bad.

Pretty cool!