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Chuck, I agree with that too, why would you want to collect models kits not to ever build them, I really do not understand that at all. I have a few diecast of cars that are no kitted , like the ford CVPI, and a newer body style tahoe. The only thing metal on them is the body.

I find it funny how the person who said it was a no no to do this has not come back and said a word

Wow guys, those are some really great ideas, thank you guys, I am going to try a few of these and see which one works for me the best. Now I just need to work on keeping it out why I am polishing in the first place

I like the current fusion looks, well not like, but it looks a lot better then the 2013, the front looks way to much like the front of an aston martin, I am sure it has to with a little that ford has a small stake in them still. As for the dart, why does it have the same taillight package that the charger has, dont get me wrong , i like the new style of the tailights on the charger.

What is happing is i will buy the kit, have it shipped to me, then i will ship it to him, so if thats breaking the rules then they must have rules of what you can do with something after you buy it. How would they know its not bought as a gift for some one? Its somewhat on the same lines as buying something for some one that doesnt have a Credit card or debit card, or paypal or what have you.

I dont either when i sell on ebay, the last phone i sold on ebay was bought by someone outside of the counrty, but had someone from the states pay for it and shipped . I am sorry you dont agree with him wanting help , or me helping him, and it doesnt mean its going to happen, the kit still has to be won.

Mike, looking good

I am going to say real this time, part of me wants to say model, but there are so many parts that look real.

Ahh my mistake, my mind thought of the japan one, sorry for casuing any confusion, Ben thanks for pointing that out, now I wont look like I am off my rocker :lol:

You might want to tell the kid that are on here :lol: Welcome to the forum, there are a lot great people on here

I built one of the revell 458 kits last year, not a bad kit, I just wish I did a better job on mine. I want to say the tires are not the right size for the car, but not 100% on that one, but I know someone on here knows if thats true or not, I want to say I read that on here somewhere

Well if there was then we could all it are full time job

The casual builder will shop at michaels and pay the price's , or maybe a kid getting started in modeling will have the parents buy the kits, but for us , yea michaels should be like the plauge and avoided at all cost

I have not yet, they have alot of kits I want that are hard to get here, but with the cost of shipping to the states, I am going to wait and order a few kits at the same time. But I have not heard anything bad about them yet,

Same here, I bought on of the newer mustangs kits from michaels last year using a 50% off coupon, and that was the last thing bought from the model section, the store near me , the hobby section is always a mess. I may buy a jar of paint, or maybe a can of clear coat, but thats all the supplys I use that michaels sells.

And thats what it comes down to right there

Greg is a good guy to deal with, I hadnt had a chace to go thru what all came with the body when I posted it.

I dont mind helping you out, let me know

G that looks really good, makes it easier to shoot out of the back of the cab with windows outa the way

Like Harry said, its a selling term used to try and get more money,

Virgil, your work just amaze's me, very well done

The problem is you have AT&t, , I have never heard anything good about any part of them,

He does not state if he built it or not, so my guess would be he buys collections and sells them

oh no, you called him P,

I have bought a few unbuilt kits from this seller, didnt have any problems with him, his shipping was a little high but with two kits it made up for it.