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I'll ask the fox body experts here since I don't know alot about the 1:1s or kits... Was the 1/24 Revellogram 1993 Cobra kit ever available by itself, or only in this combo kit? I've got a friend with a LOW mileage 1:1 and I'd like to get a kit for him. Thanks in advance!

Wow! She's a beauty!

I thought about having Alan reproduce the entire body Roger, although donor parts would be needed from the "bullnose" version anyway, but I'll let it up to Alan... At the least we'll have our hardtop!!!

Don't know about Japan Brian, but I recently bought a Welly diecast Jeep (unavailable in the U.S.) from a seller in China, shipping was $15.00 and I received it in about ten days!

Welcome to the site John!!! From the looks of it, you do great work! Those builds look like 1:1s!

Love it! One of these diecast just went unbid @ $9.99 yesterday I think on eBay

Not many people like the "bullnose" 72-up Commandos Dave! I've talked to Alan about doing the front clip of the 67-71 Jeepster, as the bodies are the same from the cowl back, except for the tailgate. Now to find a salvage body so I don't have to harvest the front fenders from mine...

Simply BEAUTIFUL Jim!!! Now, can you machine me a set of 1:1 rims for my Chevy HHR?

Me likey!

I like the way that's shaping up Wayne!

One more thing that Alan has that I need now!

Keep them votes comin'

I would like to thank Carl (falcon wagon) for lending me the valuable MPC Jeepster full hardtop pieces for Alan @ Ma's resin to reproduce! Here's what it looks like mocked up... and the convertible top & closeout panel from my kit... boot & close-out panel: These parts will fit any reissue of the MPC Jeepster/Commando, even the "bullnose"

Great work as usual Peter! Looks like you added two bulges to the Vette's hood!

AWESOME!!!

SWEEET Swinger! I have fond memories of a 1:1 in my youth...

Count me in for 4 sets Ryan! Nice job! I took a look at your eBay store too, I see a few things there I can use also

Welcome to the site Neil!!! I think you can use anything you like for transforming something into a master...styrene is the material of choice, but diecast pieces work well, fiberglass, just about anything that'll stand up to the mold-making process. You mention "non-hardening" clay? I guess as long as you don't obscure or disturb the soft material during the rubber pour, you'd be OK. But a durable master is preferred, then it can be used again after the first mold wears out! Show us what you built!

Nice build!

Happy Birthday Alan!!!

Can't wait for these Sebastien!

Sweeeet looking HD Harry! This would work in "real or model"

Welcome to the site Don!!! I'll see you there on friday after 3pm

Me likey Impalas! Great job!

She's a beauty!