Jim B

Beautiful Porsche. I really love this car. I agree with the fiddly rear end, and my biggest problem with the kit was getting the rear body section to mount to the chassis.

Cool Chevelle. Very well done.

Nice looking Stuka. Very well done.

Very cool SPAD. Very well done. I hear you on the rigging! Still haven't rigged my Stearman.

Great looking Ferrari. Very nice F1 car.

I am currently building the Lindberg 1964 Dodge 330, and want to build it as a stock "family car" with no frills. The directions show a front bench seat; however, the kit actually comes with front bucket seats. Go figure. Would anyone be willing to trade a Dodge 330 front bench seat for a pair of bucket seats?

Excellent job on your Tomcat.

Great looking 442. Very well done.

Great looking Dodge. Very well done.

Both aircraft are very well done. Nice job.

Thanks for the info, John. Good to know.

Thanks, David. Sometimes it's hard to tell (for me anyway) if the car is stock or modified from a Google search.

That about sums it up!

Beautiful Sabre. Very well done. The F-58 has to be one of my favorite aircraft from that era.

Someone else suggested that, too. I'll have to see what I have in the Paint Department. Oddly, the directions show a front bench seat, but the plastic has front bucket seats. Go figure.

So here is my completed Dodge Leaning Tower of Power: Not a bad little engine kit, actually. Now to figure out what to do with the rest of the car. What interior goes with a beige car? ?

Very nice looking Freightliner. Very well do

Very nice job on your Corvette. Finding a 1/25 scale F-20 would be almost impossible.

Nicely done.

Beautiful Cadillac. Very well done.

Nice looking GTX. Well done.

Thanks, John. I appreciate it. So, the engine should be red for 1964, and it sounds like the automatic transmission should be a steel color.

Great looking Scout. Well done.

I am working on the Lindberg 1964 Dodge 330, and I am planning on using the Slant 6 in the car, making it a nothing special, get around town kind of commuter car. However, I am a little confused as to what color to paint the engine. The instructions say Chrysler Engine Blue, yet they show a red engine on the box. Go figure. I checked here: And it seems to confirm that the Slant 6 should be red in 1964, but yet again, Internet searches show red & blue Slant 6 engines. Might this have something to do with the "size" of the engine? I'm kind of confused. ? Also, they say to paint the transmission Chrysler Engine Blue.

Thanks, Chuck. I was leaning toward using the C4 automatic, but I think the kit has the cab parts for a manual as well.