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Jim B

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  1. Hate to brake the news to you, but it actually is a snap kit (Revell USA reissue of a Monogram kit). The box doesn't say "Snap-Tite", but it is a snap kit. I've built three of them from various reissues & they are all snaps. It doesn't mean that you can't glue it, just that you don't have to. It's the same with the Revell USA Peterbilt 359; that's a snap kit, too. Great kit, can do a lot with it; but the tires are not very good. The Revell of Germany Kenworth W900 & Peterbilt 359 are full glue kits.
  2. Very nice looking W900. Well done, & welcome back.
  3. Nice looking whirly-bird! Very well done, Ray. I'm sure your BIL will be very please with it.
  4. Awesome looking Mustang. That sure is a lot of ammo.
  5. The snap is Revell USA, so I'm guessing that you mean the Revell of Germany kit?
  6. The cab sits about 1/8" too high on the AMT model. Here is a shot from a 1975 Chevrolet brochure:
  7. The do look nice, but I agree with Aaron: the bases need to be bigger. Then you need to beat the heck out of them! What did you need 2 cases of caulk for?
  8. Interesting subject. I tried a card stock model once. It was an unmitigated disaster!
  9. Try here: http://www.hobbylinc.com/plastic-model-cars-trucks-vehicles-1:20-1:29-scale Or here: https://www.scalehobbyist.com/catagories/Model_Cars/browse.php?s=0&t=11&u=9
  10. Did you try Modelhaus: http://www.modelhaus.com/index.php?c=4138&y=0&pt=0&part=1&Submit=Search They might have something you could use.
  11. Nice! And it has the CF decals, too.
  12. That's awesome. Depending on the price, I might be interested.
  13. Nicely done. Looks like you have it set up as a night fighter?
  14. There are some great models in this thread. All are very well done. I have several pickups in the stash, but this is the only one I have completed so far: 1925 Ford Model T (looking a lot like A.J.'s)
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