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Wicked!

Looking really good Greg! Cheers

That looks amazing Michael! Cheers

Cool looking conversion Joe! Cheers

Looking really good Dan! Those Clearly Scale items are top-notch. Wonder if Jeremy will ever be "back in business"... Cheers

Looking really sharp Mark! What kit is this? Cheers

That's looking great Tony!

Looking good!

That is a thing of beauty Sonny, and a true classic! Cheers

Wunderbar! ??

Nicely done David! ? Cheers

Coming along nicely Roger!

No worries Greg. ? Cheers

Coming along nicely Bruce! The stance looks killer ??

Nicely done Roberto! ?

I agree with you Bill. It is too bad that their quality control can't catch this during the manufacturing process. But then, if it is a random occurrence, maybe it has something to do with the packing process? I have sent a request with pic, part #, and kit # to Revell. We will see what happens... Since I have two of the kits, I may try some of the suggestions above, and use the Rat Roaster windshield frame, which is not bent, on the next version of this kit that I plan on building. Cheers

Looks good Craig, will be watching this one ? Cheers

Must just be my dumb luck... ? How are you and Mrs. Bob feeling?

Thanks Greg! I knew it was an issue in the 29 kits as well (and, yes I have a couple of those as well...), but am surprised it continues to be an issue in this kit too. Cheers

Feel better Bob, and your wife as well ? Cheers

Hi Everyone, I am well into my OOB build of the new Revell 32 Ford Roadster. Unfortunately, as I was getting to the Duvall windshield assembly stage, I noticed that the frame is seriously warped. I mean it doesn't conform to the cowl, or the windshield at all. So I opened the second kit that I have, and sure enough that one is warped in exactly the same way! ? I am not sure I trust myself to try and straighten this myself. Anyone have any suggestions, or is this something that I need to contact Revell about for possible replacements? TIA, and Cheers

Ditto ?

1:87? Wow, Charles that is superb! It is also referred to as HO Scale in the model railroad community. ?

Looking sharp Katsu!?

That's outstanding Paul!