jphillips1970

hey folks - I'm in search of locating a set - (or two) - from the above-mentioned kit - produced by AMT/Model king - I have misplaced the set I had and have no clue where it is now - the kit number is - 21452P-1HD (RC2 brand number - I'm not sure if there are any other kit numbers that it may be listed under - I have decals to trade if needed - please PM me if you think you can help - thanks in advance - Joe

can't wait to see them finished - great start

outstanding job !!!!!!

hey Richard - let me do some looking and see if I can locate one of the Falcon kits I have - I do have a complete set (4 in total that are still factory sealed) but I'm not going to part with them in a trade type setting) but I think I have two open kits that are complete - may take a few days to locate them and when I do I'll give you a heads up - Joe

hey Richard - sorry for the delayed response - technical issues on my end - would it be possible to send me a couple of pictures of that kit? - I think I know what it looks like but not 100% sure - thanks - if you want and it's easier you can send them to my cell phone - the number is 608-235-1908 thanks again - Joe

still attempting to trade the 60 Pontiac Convertible? PM me if still interested Joe

we always hear the tern "by popular demand" or "most requested kit" from the manufactures of model kits - Mainly Round2/AMT - who do these companies actually talk to? - I have a good idea, but I will reframe from that - So who makes these calls and how do they base their findings on? Just a simple question and that's all thank you for your time

hey folks - I'm in need of or in search of the rear taillight assembly and chrome rear trim for a 1962 Ford Tbird - the condition of the chrome is not important but still is needed - Any help would be greatly appreciated - have parts to trade if need be - PM me if anyone has these items - Thanks in advance - Joe

PM SENT

pretty darn cool looking

PM SENT YOUR WAY - Joe

hey folks - got a few questions on the recent Revell chrome spray paint - I was able to purchase some (difficult to find and a bit on the expensive side) but for the cost it's less expensive than having parts plated - I don't know the German or French language so I'm at a bit of a loss to fully understand the pros and cons to the product - so here's my questions - can it be sprayed over bare plastic, or should a primer be used? if primer is the suggested base for the chrome paint - what color would work the best? should the parts (after applying the chrome paint) be clear coated? if they need to be clear coated - enamel or laquear paint? I only plan to use it on smaller parts like suspension, fuel tanks, bumpers, etc. thanks folks - Joe

hey Craig - the wheels also look close to those in the Little Red Wagon released kit with a dual coat applied - Joe

hey folks - I am really surprised that there has been as little reaction from members on the topic - so maybe I'll give my two cents in on the resent release of this kit - I'm going to use a scale of 0 to 10 for my thoughts - 0 being the kit was a flop - 5 being fair - 10 being good - I would have to give credit to Round2 to release this well wanted kit from most of us older builders - they get a 5 for no emblems/script/window wiper blades/no detail on the rear trunk panel they get a 3 chrome parts for the kit they get a 7 for the recreated box art they get another 7 now just understand - this is just my thoughts on the resent reissue of the "Time Machine" and there will be those that think it's a great kit and that's just fine and one additional note to the HPIGUY who did the review on this kit - you should turn the oil pan around - it's not a Ford comments are always welcomed - but remember, it's a hobby for most and not a job

very nice job !!!!!!!!!!