Exotics_Builder

Was about a month and a half ago

Yes, it is. Tamiya also released the BMW 850 from RoG. Haven't seen either in years

I then copied your reduced image (which appears a bit blurred) and printed on same paper at high quality and got this. Photo quality paper would be better, but the bitmap image, on reduction, is also an impact. If I were doing this, I would likely consider a trace in CorelDraw to a Vector image.

I copied your image and reduced it to 3% (rough sizing, not accurate) and printed as gray scale on the old Laserjet and got this. CorelDraw is on the home computer in WA state. Did this test in 5 minutes. Not the best paper (also at home) and draft mode

No interest whatsoever. Other things on my plate once the "shop" reopens late May

X2

Wow. Interesting history. Even though most of the stillborn models aren't in my interest area, they would have been additions to the AMT line up. Thanks for sharing.

AMT 67 Impala: AMT 69 Camaro: AMT 68 Camaro:

Don't recollect one being there

I'm away from the stash right now, but A/C can be different things in different models. You may need to be more specific in your want. For example, the Revell 65-66 have GM/s compressor, etc. for the era. Same with other kits. Older A/C Delcos: And then there is the (I'll use the term) "generic piston type compressor used in Vintage Air type setups and OEM on some older vehicles The Foose FD-100 and, as already mentioned, Revell 32 Fords optional Ford V8 appear to have the latter (though I would have to get back home to check how accurate. The Revell Impalas with the BBC have the first pictured period type A/C compressor:

Yes there were. I would have liked one of the two 812 Superfast's to follow me home. But, my wife said, my wallet wasn't big enough

About 2 months ago, I fully expected to be going down to the Portland Roadster Show. But, plans changed. Still being back in the Chicago, I went down to the Ferrari Expo at Continental Motors in Hinsdale Illinois. There was no model contest this year, but quite a few vendors and, more importantly, quite a few “toys”. As the engines are an inseparable part of these works of art, I took detail photos where I could. If you are a modeler like me, these details help in getting the finishing touches. Link to the Flickr Album...

What Dave said. Tom is safe to deal with, gets orders out quickly and a generally good guy

What about the new version AMT 62 catalina? Too short as well, I guess

Since I am back in the Chicago area for one, final move related trip, I took time off to go to the World of Wheels show. Sadly, I didn’t have the time to get into the long line to greet and meet Dave Kindig, but the Blue Lincoln he did on the show is there as well. Just one of a stunning set of cars on display. Here is the link to the Flickr Photo Album of the show. Link to Flickr Photo Album...

What garage would you be able to park that in? . Interesting

SNOREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!

Yes. This is the Penultimate show, and the next one the last.

This is over Tamiya White fine primer.

I have used their Aqua Gloss and it does work.

The 320i from Revell was theirs, not Fujimi and has an engine. They did at least a standard and Alpina version. I built the Alpina some years back and the M3 coupe and standard sedan still in the moving box.

Well, we got the first snowfall of the season overnight. Puget Sound got it much worse this time, but a winter wonderland out the back door. Another chance of some snow Friday night into Saturday, but can't fight Mother Nature.

True. I should have left that one out of the list. I like the Fujimi kit the best, even over the MFH which I wound up selling because a club member really, really wanted it. These are the 250 GTO kits remaining in my stash

Personally, I prefer the Huayra to the Zonda. I would prefer they invested into a Lamborghini Urus. Wouldn't that be an interesting kit on the shelf?

Just at the end of that. Donated and sold/traded a little over a hundred and fifty. But, I still wound up moving about 700. There is a lot of time to do that. And packing and filtering what family goods to move took precedent. So the ones I will yet likely unload got moved. Looking at it as a new venue.