Drake69

+1 for cherry bombs and glass-packs. I wish I had a car with side pipes when I was younger. Had to be a blast to drive around in...

I missed out on ALL of these... and I'd love to have them to build. Definitely would score high on the fun-meter.

The way it's held I imagine... When I'm using either a Dremel or a motorized pen device like an etcher, I always get cramps in my hands because of the angle I have to hold it and the constant force that needs to be applied for a smooth drill. With this I could drill with a steady push and get a nice, quick, and smooth hole pretty easily. Looks like I'll be picking one up soon.

Meh.... go stick your ear in a guitar, Picasso.... <jk>!

I Kan Haz One? BTW... BEAUTIFUL WORK!!!!

??? Really? And no one remembers The Breakfast Club.... Tsk...

'86 - '01 Jeep Cherokee. Must. Have.

Easy as 123?

Cleaned up at the local Michaels... 1: Revell '49 Merc 2: Revell Calif. Wheels '60 Chevy Impala 3: Revell Calif. Wheels '57 Chevy Bel Air 4: Revell '70 Dodge Challenger T/A 5: Revell Calif. Wheels '63 Chevy Impala 6: Revell Calif. Wheels '62 Chevy Impala Christmas came early for daddy this year....

LOL.... I told my sister something similar to that when I was picking her up from our grandmothers (we're 11 years in age difference and I was 19 at the time...). She had asked me how does the light know how to change when cars were there, and I told her there was one person in every state responsible for pushing a button when a hidden camera in the light saw a car rolling up.... One person... ...in every state... ...watching thousands of cameras... ...one in each direction... ...of each traffic light... ...for every intersection... ...in every town and city... ...of that state.... And they got paid millions of dollars for that job. Guess what she told mom and dad she wanted to be when she grew up? Oops....

I want to see how you plan to do the front. I'd like to see you keep it recognizable but distinct, maybe like keeping the shark-nose grill and headlights and ditching the bumper for a cow-catcher or spiked plow blade. Rocker....

It's hard to beat a great snap kit. Nice car!!!!

This is gonna be GOOD.....

There's a lot more room in the back of an '86 black Monte Carlo SS when you fold the seats forward..... I'd like to say how I found out.... but no.

Who says? If I had that car I'd drive it till I darn-well die. THEN I'd have 'em strap me in the middle, crush it into a nice-sized cube, and bury THAT in the cemetary! Ohhh yesss... you CAN take it with you......

A FEATHER hitting it would probably total it. Hate to try to go across an expansion bridge with a tractor trailer on the left side and water on the right in that thing. You'd have a tiger on one side and a dragon on the other.

Flip it over and see if it has a badge that says "Made in Taiwan" on it.

Before "Hazzardous Decals" stopped making their sets, they had made the "Extreme Lee" decals for 1:25 scale. What has two thumbs and is kicking himself in the rear for not buying them then?

Nah, he can get to the trunk. I just hope those fins aren't razor sharp!! MAN IMPALES HIMSELF ON HIS OWN CADDY...... FILM AT 11.....

Thank you for that flowchart pic. I have been looking for that again for YEARS.

I've had a peanut butter ice cream sandwich. For those college days when you just don't have any bread....

Another car I want to see that could also be a TV series tie-in for either Moebius or even Polar Lights would he a 1967 Chevy Impala 4-door, obviously from the show Supernatural. I would buy quite a few of these...

The Polar Lights/Round 2 '60s Batmobile kits are excellent cars to build, from the simple snap-together version to the level-3 super detailed crime buster. I highly recommend these kits!

Gonna have to remember that trick. Beautiful.