Exotics_Builder

It's the racing version not street.

At yesterday's club meeting, a past participant showed up with a collection he acquired in the late 90's. The way he got them was the original owner had taken them out of the boxes, cut the parts from the trees and put them in Zip-Loc bags. Downside is that you have no idea if all there just hoping it is. Upside, he was giving them away FREE. Just wanted to clear out some space. Anyway, I chose these three. I'll eventually inventory them but may not build them. Just thought these were the most interesting to me.

Pretty much all I have left in those categories are these DTM cars

Thanks for the update. Only the Revuelto and perhaps the Vette would be on my acquisition list.

I opened up my two original issues and neither was exhibiting any "sweating" of the tires.

Nope. I was going to use sized tape or perhaps create a decal. I have woodgrain and instrument decals in the stash that I can cobble together.

Arrived late yesterday afternoon.

Have one as well. Remember, there IS NO decal sheet with it. You will have to cobble together what you might want as in instrument cluster, etc.

The Revell 68 does not come with the custom interior. But the "Rosewood" wheel was a common add on for sportier versions, including the Z/28. So, either version will work. Here is the interior on my 69 Pace Car (which has the custom interior).

It looks like too far forward (as mentioned) but hard to tell from photos. There should not be a cross brace that far back on any fo the chasses I've seen. Here is a WIP build (not exact vehicle) on the forum https://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/topic/174663-monogram-1934-duesenberg/

Off the top of my, I can only think of one which should be readily available. While not as refined (in my opinion) as the AM McLaren system, the AMT 70 Impala has a Fuel Injected option on the BBC.

What might you have to offer?

Are you looking for the whole decal sheet? I've got this

You can get it from Scale Finishes or Ebay has some at times. An Amazon seller used to have model sized amounts but the last time I looked, four ounces was the minimum size