Jim B

The only thing of interest to me was the Galileo shuttle craft. Although the 1932 Chrysler Imperial 8 does have some potential with all the extra stuff in the box. A police bike, but no officer figure? That's a strange oversight.

Sure is an interesting looking car. Great scratchbuilding. I'm going to guess that all the weight on the left side of the car helps it turn left better. I would think it would be tough to drive on anything but an oval.

Nice looking GTO. Well done.

Great looking Impala. Very well done. I like the steering wheel.

Harley-Davidson has been in continuous operation since 1903.

Very cool special ops Eagle. I like your take on it.

That's a really slick looking Camaro. Well done.

Great looking GTX.

Very nice looking Miata! I really like the color. My father-in-law owns a blue convertible with a manual transmission. Hasn't let me drive it yet!

Sorry you feel that way as it's an interesting story about the Yugoslav Civil Wars.

This is awesome!

Nicely done.

Nice looking Caravan. I owned one of these as well. 2006 Grand Caravan, I think. And while I liked the van a lot, 5 complete brake jobs in 60000 was a little much. I guess Dodge & New York winters just don't get along.

Great looking '41. Very well done.

Very nice looking T-62. Well done.

Just saw this video over on Yarnhub on YouTube, and I thought some people over here might enjoy it: It's a pretty incredible story, plus it's got a cool looking Camaro!

Great looking F-Series, Graham. Very well done.

Great looking Sterling.

I'm liking the look so far.

I'm just thinking that Coca-Cola probably wouldn't have spring for the fancy wheels & the redline tires; but that's an easy fix. I think.

Nice looking old Harley. Well done.

Well, this is an interesting development. Wonder if it'll have Coca-Cola markings? Ok, just kidding! ?

Nice figures. I think it's kind of interesting that the guy in the blazer looks quite Japanese in one photo, and quite Caucasian in another photo. Different heads in the set? I like the scooter, too.

I do like Coca-Cola, and I usually prefer it in bottles (glass or plastic, I'm not too picky). I'm not a big fan of those touch screen machines, and I've nicked named them "Fruit-Loop Machines" as I don't think anything tastes like it's supposed to as you get the flavor of what was dispensed before you. Oh, well. Nothing is perfect, I guess. I did go the the Coca-Cola store in Las Vegas the last time I was out there, and my family & I sampled some Coca-Cola products from around the world. Some of them were pretty good, others were like "how could anyone drink that!" Different strokes for different folks, I guess. As far as Coca-Cola marketing with AMT, the only Coca-Cola kit I have purchased is the AMT 1977 Ford Econoline Coca-Cola Van. Is it accurate? Probably not, but I liked it; and I am a Coke fan.

Nice details.