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  1. A nitpick about contest coverage. I hate it when a car is shown on the cover or on the index page and there is nothing about it in the issue itself. The latest issue of Model Cars has a 48 Woody wagon on the cover and a VW Bug on the index page with no mention of them elsewhere in the magazine (that I can see). This is a disservice to the builders and the readers. To be fair this doesn't just apply to Model Cars Mag. I've seen it happen with Scale Auto and Fine Scale as well.
  2. Glad to hear that they are slowly trickling into Canada. Still waiting for mine to show up.
  3. The last one, silver 30 coupe.
  4. That is a beautifully built truck, Lee! Kudos!
  5. Okay, all the others I can figure out but what Volkswagen Van does AMT have even in show rod form?
  6. Understandable. We see it so much when the "big" guys announce something for the future and within a month people are screaming where is it? I'll just keep my fingers crossed that you are working in that direction.
  7. I love it! Just curious are you working on 58 & 59 versions as well? I'm a 59 year model and would love to do a 59 Ford pickup.
  8. Looks like a Model A Roadster. The bird was probably the Quail rad cap that was/is a popular accessory for Model A's.
  9. My uncle had one when I was a kid! Great little car. You did a beautiful clean build of this little Tiger.
  10. Doesn't the C1 trans kits rely on the Italeri kits for the chassis bits etc?
  11. Have guys in our club that use Cricut but they use it to create masks not to use the vinyl itself for the graphics.
  12. Back when Neons were current models, we had a small fleet of Neons and Chev Corsicas for use by nurses and social workers but we occasionally had to use one. All the other drivers in our department gravitated to the Corsicas but I always went for the Neons as they were fun little cars to drive and not heavy boats like the Corsicas.
  13. Unfortunately for us most ships with kits for domestic(U.S.) kit manufacturers unload in U.S. ports and then are shipped by land to our distributors thus they are hit with tariffs. It may vary if the shipment is from a manufacturer (Tamiya, Heller, Airfix, Aoshima etc) from another part of the world. Some may come through U.S.A. or may come into our own ports.
  14. It reminds me of the car used in Republic of Doyle but that was a 68 GTO.
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