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Have any of the reputable model kit makers ever made a mid-80's to early 90's 1:25 or 1:24 Dodge Ramcharger 4x4 kit? If you know where an unbuilt kit is located or you have one, I'd be tickled pink to know where I could get one.

When I was growing up, my dad bought a silvery, blueish 1989 Dodge Ramcharger 4x4 with a 318 that he drove every day for 12 years. Had over 450K miles when he finally traded it in. We both cried as we watched them drive it arond back. That was a GREAT vehicle, and I'd love to have one to build to commemorate old blue... Great topic by the way.

Hey folks. I'm new to the forum, but after browsing around a little... I love it! I'm wondering if there's any technique to steady my brush hand. I'm finally passing the 'beginner' stage of modeling and I'm starting to build some more realistic looking kits. However, my details (chrome trim, etc...) aren't quite shaping up just yet. Is a steady hand something that just takes years of practice on, or are there any techniques I can try? Here's a couple pics of my latest build, a Revell '70 Dodge Challenger T/A. You'll notice how sloppy the grille, window trim and side marker lights are. And yes... I know I forgot to paint the front turn signals... Ha! Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks guys. -Dave EDIT: Well, the darn thing won't let me post a pic for some reason or another.