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In 2012 I've bought more than 50 kits and have been able to finish maybe 3... School and work got in a way so hopefully next year I can make the most of my time off and actually build a few before buying/starting 15 more.

That's pretty cool. I like it very much.

WoW, that's a cool idea for a Cougar. Never seen anything like this before.

WoW that looks extremely cool. I'd love to drive that.

My 'Holy Grail' would be a 1/12 Tamiya Ferrari GTO. I've seen a few up on ebay, but they are pretty pricey... One day... One day... http://www.tamiya.com/english/products/23211ferrari_gto/index.htm

I love your March and August models. Especially August... and March...

Once again, that is so amazing.

I love these Centurys. Good job on the kit.

I do not like the new Camaro, but that Trans Am looks amazing. Bringing Trans Am would be a good idea in my opinion.

I've had a few incidents with missing/broken parts and Revell was nice enough to send me replacements. I guess that's why I keep buying their products. Revell actually listens to their customers.

I just really hope all parts in this kit will be compatible with all the other Revell 32s and that this kit comes with period correct front axle and that the wheel connectors (or what ever they're called) are same as on the chrome tube axles found in other 32 kits so that wheels can be swapped easily between the kits.

I see a lot of people being hyped about this kit and saying they're getting 4-5 of this kit. Normally I'd say "calm down, guys", but in this case I think I will also be getting 4-5 of these. LOL

That's pretty funny driving around like that.

Chevy Cavalier... For some reason I just cannot stand that car.

I keep checking this thread hoping to see some new pictures. I have a feeling this will be my all time fav Revell kit.

Thanks for the info. I never knew that. I seen some pictures somewhere on the net, but I guess they were custom. There's a topic on HAMB about it, including pics of a model. http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=194300

Wow very nice. I love it.

Nice collection. My 39/40 Tudor and 40 Coupe came in the mail last week. Your builds inspired me. Can't wait to get cracking on mine. Good job.

I'd like it if it was a regular, non woody wagon. Though it's a great subject matter, it does not appeal to me personally because I cannot take wood on the exterior of a car seriously.

Rat Rod is considered an insult to many, if not most, hot rodders. That's why. I would be upset if someone called my car a rat rod too, if I had a hot rod.

Rat Rod category is not a large at all. People just misuse that word left right and center. The category that is large is "Rodding", which includes, but not limited to, Hot Rods (traditional style that includes, among other things, matt black rods), Street Rods (Shiny with modern engines, interiors, and suspensions , and Rat Rods (which are the rods designed to look outrageous as well as if they are built on extremely low budget with parts found at junk yard. These are also not designed to be very derivable). 95% if the time the term Rat Rod is used to describe a regular Hot Rod. BTW the term "Rat Rod" is shunned among most hot rodders.

Cobra R or Saleen hatchback versions would be appreciated.

That is EXACTLY how I would want my real 40 Coupe to be, if I had one. Mostly stock, Maroon colored, with a hopped up flatty. I absolutely love it.

Neither of those cars are rat rods.

I wish Revell included some steelies with those new tire and a flathead V8.