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This is a pretty neat project

Here or my Youtube Channel ?

Youtube is place I would suggest looking as well.

I am all about building stock , even when I was a kid/teen , it was stock for me, and now in my 30's , its still stock for me. And in my opinion, its a bit harder if you will to build box stock compared to customs and what not. I think building box stock is like walking/running/ one should be able to build decent box stock model before moving on to customs and other types of builds, as it will help grow ones skill set, just one needs to learn how to walk before they can run. At this current time Randy, I have nothing to add to the topic at hand other than, its just one of those things in life that make you go , hmmm.

Excellent

Time to build more of the case of Chevy kits I bought, so first NASCAR projects of 2019, starting with Jr's final ride.

Super Clean removes Tamiya primer.

I for most don't have issues either.

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Nice work

While I am not in demo R2 is after, I don't really care if they are doing reissues, they are reissuing some kits that ive wanted to get, but the prices for them have been way more than the kits are worth to me. Of course, its always to nice to get new tooled kits too.

I have to say this is really cool, nice work

I dont, I Googled it after reading your comment " 495 is not cheap " and one of the results showed it for $28, I didnt do any more research on pricing after that.

My mistake, its black and flat base, not grey, sorry , its in a little box at the bottom of step #2 ( you are building the 50 Anniversario Edition correct?)

B is the color that you need to mix, the colors are Field grey and flat base, it says as a 2 to 1 ratio .

I have nothing useful to add that will help, but geebus, $28 for a bottle!

I find that it varies , its really odd and I hate trying to strip TS sprays now , but I have learned is in some cases, you can use Super Clean( not the purple stuff) to strip Tamiya TS sprays, but it only if you used Tamiya primer.

Got this one finished up too, my replica of my own 1984 Olds Cutlass( aka gutlass) Supreme Brougham, so the kit is the 1985, but close enough, Paint is Olds Royal Light Blue from Scalefinishes. Wheels are from the MG-B kit from Aoshima, I used BMF on the bumpers,heck, I think it would be easier to list what I didnt BMF. Made changes to the interior, converted it to from bucket to bench seating, removed the center console, added a column shifter , Overall, meh, not really thrilled how it turned out. Not thrilled with the kit.

Volvo 850 Estate Wagon, its a station wagon, not much to say ?, painted Volvo Blue Green from Scalefinishes

That there is, plenty of room , and I have watched your videos for the the US kits. That is my goal to cover the none US kits as most of the US guys focus on the American kits.

Thank you Russ

My list contains what is no longer being made, period, I am not sure what your issues is with what I posted, and nor do I really care , and fact, you are the one that started trying to make an issue when there shouldnt be one, not me, I simply replied to you , and again, we BOTH POSTED FACTUAL information, that is all that should and does matter. I never watched Seinfeld, cant' stand that show, so I not sure what you mean by that reference.

Ok, great!, mine contains a email from the company, both posts contain factual information, you know, whats important.

Hello Jonathan, Thank you for contacting Rust-Oleum Product Support. Our Model Masters product line is not being discontinued but some of the colors and options are also available in a different product line through Testor's. We have included a list of some of the colors that were discontinued and also the cross reference if they are currently available for purchase. The stores are notified if a certain color or product type are going to be discontinued as well so the best option is to check with the stores if they are notified before our product support team is. Attached is a list of some of the products for your reference. Thank you for your interest in Rustoleum products. We hope this information was helpful. Please do not hesitate to contact us if any additional assistance is needed. Regards, Jim H