
Chris in Berwyn
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That’s really nice with the perfect stance! Those MPC kits certainly aren’t perfect! For your next FC, I’d suggest one of Revell’s early/mid 70s FC kits - such as the Vega kit you took the injectors from. The rear axle needs to be dropped a bit on those to lower the rear, but they build up nicely. Also, if you can find a Revell Hawaiian Charger or Chi Town Hustler (those have 1970 Charger bodies) from 2010 or so at a reasonable price, they are excellent, modern kits.
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Shirley's car looks great! Nice work!
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It builds up into a very nice looking model!
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Crower 8 port Injector and Scoop
Chris in Berwyn replied to afxawb2's topic in Model Building Questions and Answers
Here is one on eBay. Pricey and the seller says to expect to wait a few weeks. No idea if the part is nice or not. -
The new 54 percent tariff on goods coming from China will make kits super pricey. I wonder if R2 will hold off on development for a while as a result. I also wonder if there is enough kit tooling expertise in US to bring production here. I believe Salvinos designs and molds kits in the US.
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Issue 226 is On Its Way
Chris in Berwyn replied to Dave Ambrose's topic in Model Cars Magazine News and Discussions
Made it to Park City, UT today. Great show coverage! -
Very, very nice. I built one as well, but had to start with the hardtop - cut it off and used a Modelhaus convertible boot.
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The hat looks great!
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HAYDEN PROFFITT’S AMC 1969 AMC REBEL FUNNY CAR
Chris in Berwyn replied to M W Elky's topic in Drag Racing
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Killer Camaros- Dick Harrell & Malcolm Durham FC's
Chris in Berwyn replied to Wild Child's topic in Drag Racing
Those are both very nice! -
I bought this when it was released and finally built it. While there are several tricky parts to the build (despite its a fairly low parts count) I’m happy with how it looks - it is such a cool car. I’m not sure what I was thinking, but I did not join and putty the two-piece front section of the body before I started building. And I should have sanded off the battleship rivets on the wedge. You’ll also note that the white decals have some bleed thru. But I’m still happy with how it looks!
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Love the Atomic Al build! Very nice!
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Pretty cool that you have that. What sort of shocked me is that the Polar Lights funny cars came out 26 years ago. I bought several, and haven't built one of them yet! I did use parts from a couple of the kits on other builds (especially the wheels.) Chris
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Where is Chad with R2 February news?
Chris in Berwyn replied to Chris in Berwyn's topic in Car Kit News & Reviews
I’m impressed they continue to invest in the model side of the business - the addition of Aaron Skinner seems like a great idea! -
It’s been about a year since they were late with the video. The rumor then was Chad was cavorting with Taylor Swift, and with the Super Bowl coming up that could be what he is doing this year too. looking forward to seeing what new plastic is on tap.
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Nice! I need to do one with the four port injector scoop!
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Coming this year from Atlantis models
Chris in Berwyn replied to Mr mopar's topic in Car Kit News & Reviews
Yes, the 1/16 McCulloch Revellution Duster. Wonder what decals Atlantis will offer? -
That looks great! I enjoyed building mine except for assembling the roll cage - even CA glue didn’t help a lot. Congrats!
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Very nice! Coincidentally, I am getting ready to build the jungle Camaro myself. To get ready, I am building the Revell Hawaiian right now so that I can figure out what modifications to make when I build my second one and have to adapt the tin and the Camaro body to fit. Some of those comp resin bodies do have slightly strange proportions. I have a resin Camaro body that I bought off eBay years ago. No idea who the caster was, but it looks pretty good.
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Two thumbs up!!
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All 3 are fantastic