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John, It looks just like the AMT version, and I forgot all about the Revell one, I should of thought before I posted

Tom, I forgot all about the Revell version, I was only thinking about the glue version, it looks like AMTs kit, my mistake Nice job on the Camaro, it does look good in the shade of green

Are sure this is not the AMT kit?

Race cars should not have a contest winning shine to them

English-No, I refuse to sell them. These cars are, at some point of what it is worth.

Thats were the wheels came from?, I like them, I need to get me a set

Alright Chuck, you got my attention

Yes I would please, chicken fired rice and fries sound good :lol:

I know James, I was posting that for everyone else , I have never bought one of his bars, but I have seen and read that they are worth the money

I will be down for the lightbars maybe

His lightbars sell for $15, or did a year ago, give or take a few months past the year mark

That will come with a free side of fries :lol: I guess I should post something close to the topic at hand, I love opening up a Japanses kits, because you get the smell of fresh rubber, kind of like the smell that when you walk into a tire store/shop

Ok, good point, bad example, but part of it is still valid right , the final selling price can vary, so in all seriousness, how to figure out the value ?

Wouldnt it be nice though to get free fries with a Big Mac, or a free cholesterol screening

Ok even then, you may not get the true value Here is an example Fujimi tool set, you can buy it from HLJ for US $9.21 On Ebay, the completed listings have that same kit selling from $26.75 down to $13.99, so tell me, what is the value of that kit? So even the cheapest sold listing is $4.78 more the what a online hobby store is selling it for Again, not disagreeing with whats being said here

Really, I had no idea

I was not dissagreeing with what Casey said, I know better then that WHat I am was trying to say is, and failed I guess, is that you can get a selling value of say a model kit on Ebay, does that mean that is what the true value of a kit really is, no, because if someone wants something bad enough, they are going to pay whatever they feel like paying. So at times, model kits can sell for 1x or more then what the value could really be Thats all that I was trying to say

Selling for yes

Welcome to the funny farm

But Ebay is not a good place to see what a value for anything really is, remember, you have greedy sellers and stupid buyers on Ebay It will give you a good ball park though, and thats what it should be taken as Its kind of like the Barrett Jackson auctions, what the cars sell for their do not reflect what the value of the vehicle's really are, no auction reflects the true value But Casey does have a good idea, check the sold listing's

But arent they sitting down at a desk? :lol:

Sitting at 85degrees F here, nice clear day, perfect AZ weather

I do understand business a little bit, I do have my own , well just because its not being announce next month, doesn't mean they are not going to get back into NASCAR kits, just means nothing at the moment I do know for a fact that one resin caster is already working on one of the new Gen6 bodies, I dont know for a fact which make, but I am guessing its going to be for the Chevy SS , so us NASCAR fans can get or fix for the new Gen6 stuff soon either way, its better then nothing

It does not appear its going to have a spotlight , I dont see a clear lense on the clear parts trees, but there is what could be something close to a spotlight on the parts tree that has the light bar and the wheels, chrome parts tree , not holding my breathe that its going to come with one

Right, I remember thats why Revell got out of NASCAR kits back in 2006/7 , I dont remember , I was wondering if something else had changed or is it still all about the green