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The same for you. Thank you for a great trade

Regardless of what you do, you like likely mar the paint in some manner if the decals adhered well. If you applied over a clear coat, you should be able to buff it out. If you have a clear coat over the decal as well, it will be a lot messier.

You have the US variant. I wound up with the RoG version and know where to look at their website to get the downloads since I discarded the used instructions

Interesting!?! It almost looks like some accommodation they made for mounting to the hubs and trailing links. Wonder how much is hidden when assembled?

I built mine over a year ago, so no instructions. But, if you are talking the 1/24 version, it is tree A, per the Revell of Germany instructions http://www.revell.de/fileadmin/import/images/bau/07399_%23BAU_VW_T1_SAMBA_BUS.PDF

Berlinetta Lusso please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hey!! I resemble that remark

Oh YEAH!!!! Great color choice

Very nice!

I stopped at Bridgetown in June 2013 when we were out trying to decide on where to move back to. Mike had already retired and I was told there was a new owner, but stock was diminished. Didn't look good. I think they closed about a year later. Tammie's has a web site, and they don't show Zero Paints. But you could contact them to see if they have any (which I doubt, as I believe there is only one US supplier). http://www.tammieshobbies.com/collections/paint

Beaverton is just WEST of Portland.

Bridgetown is long gone. Tammie's still exists. I don't think they sell Zero paints though.

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Oregon is a large state. For example, are they around Portland?

He wouldn't open the bags even though I pled!!

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No problem.

Price is somewhat subjective. If I want a kit bad enough and it fits my other criteria, price could be a factor. But when I look at what the military modelers wind up paying for detail plus all the aftermarket stuff they add, it SEEMS we are still better off. But, as I have been reducing my stash in a downsizing effort prior to a long distance move, I find offering anything for sale offers are all over the board. It seems better to donate to something worthwhile than go through the hassle. But I am much more selective these days as I still have about 700 unbuilt models in the stash. At my build rate, I'll need a couple hundred years to get through them.

I just checked and the intercooler set does NOT have any instructions. But variations of those straps are in other PE sets

Let me check upstairs and see if I have one with instructions. If yes, I can scan it for you. Some of the stash, though is already boxed as we get ready to move

Wrap the hose first with the strap and then assemble it. Don't trim to your liking until then. Their should have been simple instructions with it. Was it missing?

Hose clamps. You bend the short tee's over the long strap to give the effect of a locking mechanism.

Replicas and Miniatures of Maryland did this engine.

Okay. I went downstairs and made a quick check in the stash. Revell 70 Chevelle SS Motion Performance DOES NOT have the cowl induction air cleaner.AMT 70 Chevelle SS 454 does. I don't have the Jack Reacher issue, so can't tell you if it is there.Revell 69 Camaro BBC's (convertible or Yenko) have a cowl induction air cleaner but you will have to source the decal on the air cleaner from somewhere else.The Revell 69 Camaro Baldwin Motion BBC DOES NOT have the cowl induction air cleaner in the instructions but I did not check the parts trees to see if there