Greg Wann

I had someone else ask for a body and hood only. Not sure how much.

It's all good, Joe, I will get to you. They are $110.00 each with postage included unless you are in another part of the world, then postage will be obviously more. Then I will have to get a postage quote. I am mostly a one shop guy at this point but Mike Schnur does come and help with this project and others that are in process on Sundays. I also work a 40 hour work week like most everyone else. I understand being patient is not always easy, so you might just want to keep your money on hand. Greg

Nice job As usual,Mike

I don't sell on Ebay much anymore. When I do, I list them as a buy it now with free shipping. Tack another ten or fifteen bucks on the pricetag. One of my resin kits generally posts for around $5.50 to most USA addresses. There will be other fees that will come back and bite you in the end too. Paypal might want some money and Ebay might want some too. Don't sell yourself short.

It would be a small batch production in resin. It might be a subject that would sell reasonably well done in 1:25 scale.

I got this in the mail today, a Sunday to boot. The doorbell rings. I open the door in time to see the USPS mail truck pull away. I looked down, and there was a box that was due to be delivered tomorrow. SHOCKING! It was a day early and a Sunday too. And we have the nerve to talk bad about a government agency doing crappy work.

kit 8938 comes with a uptop. AMT/ERTL kit, 1:25 scale. Cheap on the bay.

That Brat would be worth resin casting.

Mike and I decided to make a new hood mold. This one includes six hood ornaments. Now you will get one hood and six chances to actually have that tiny part to install on your car. Like a photo etch part, it can disappear very easily.

I have one of those Time Machine resin parts. I also have some uptops from a AMT 68 Camaro custom kit and a AMT 68 Firebird custom kit. I would like a uptop for my original AMT Indy 500 Pace Car kit too. I also have a uptop that is marked as a part for a 68 to 72 Chevelle. I just am not certain how well they fit and look on the bodies. The first one I am most certain is the Time Machine resin part. The second is a unknown part but is resin. I am uncertain where the third one came from. The fourth one came from either a Camaro or Firebird 68 custom kit in my collection, I think the directions say this top is installed from underneath the body.

Here are some kit photos of the 63 and Cat kit. The light bar parts are from the 63 annual kit. This kit has the two tiny chrome front turn signal lights. The two hoods are in the CAT kit. There are differences in the two kit bodies, the CAT is on the right.

Just for fun, there is a real 1968 Beaumont, Chevelle on the Ebay for 20 grand. Check it out! It is located in Canada. https://www.ebay.com/itm/1968-Chevrolet-Chevelle-Beaumont-Custom-/113256337118?nordt=true&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.m43663.l44720 Oddly enough, the listing just ended.

You are welcome, glad you like it. You can thank Mike Schnur as well. He did a bit of work to the tire mold, more venting. The last set we made last night were the best yet. The new little joke between Mike and I is that everything is Modelhaus quality. The breakfast at IHOP was even Modelhaus quality!

Darn shame you never heard of zeibart so it would not get all rusty. Lol

I have one of these original mint cat kits. I also have the original 63 mint Corvette kit with these rotating light systems, AMT or SMP. I have a mold that makes these light parts. I would probably need to make a new mold though.

Wow very nice.

Here is a Formula hood I made. a flat hood to do and air cleaners to do still.

Here is the first set.

Hi Peter and others. I have PM's from you and several other people. It is true that I have not replied to all of them, Some I have not read yet. Please don't feel you are being ignored or being left out. I have other casting projects going on too, so I feel overwhelmed. I also still work a 40 hour a week job. Mike has been coming over on Sundays and physically helping with molds and parts making. He has been a tremendous amount of help. Now that a set of good molds has been made from Dwayne's master parts , we are working on making molds that will make several sets in one mold or additional molds to help get kits put together more quickly. Some molds we have made are not working as well as we would like. This has also been a good teaching situation for Mike. He comes over and jumps in without asking for a lot of direction on what to do or how to do it. He will hone his own skills as I have mine. I just need to read through the list and start making notes in a notebook. I am sure there are ways to do this on a computer. Putting pencil to paper seems the least confusing to me so that I can follow through each persons order beginning to end. At work, they make me track, do and close plumbing repair orders on a computer tablet. I really don't like it much, a roll of toilet paper is more useful to me, no confusion about what to do with it. I don't need a password or a login. It really takes very little of anything to irritate me too. The world relies way too much on computer junk to live by. When it fails, we are screwed! I do take a couple of different medications for high blood pressure, my health could be better. Perhaps if my health were better and I got proper sleep I would be feeling less overwhelmed and have more energy.

WOW! That is beautiful. I really like Buicks.

What's in the kit? Here is a packing list I created. I Think this is it. The chassis has engine detail molded in so it can be built promo style. 1 Body 1 Chassis 1 hood 2 door mirrors 1 hood ornament 1 glass set 1 light set 1 front facia 1 front seat 1 front bumper 1 front grille 1 rear bumper 1 interior tub 2 dashes 2 steering wheels 2 steering columns 4 door panels 4 wheel backs 4 wheels 4 hub caps 4 tires

Wow Dwayne! You don't waste any time getting another project under way

Thank you Michael, I will do that.

Hi All, Terry warned me that this is going to be a wildly popular kit, especially after he takes it on his forums of choice. He is going to be our advertising guy. There is a guy named Tom Sheehy that wants one. Apparently he is some kind of Guru in the police car/light commercial model scene. I have no intent of making anybody mad. So, I just would like everyone to know that I want to start on the list of interested people that has sent me contact information through this board. I still work a 40 hour a week job that I really don't like going to anymore when I know this is something I could stay home and do. As your kit/kits are ready to mail, I will ask for payment then. I don't want to be a rip off guy. If you pay me and I die or get too sick to make your parts it's hard to tell when you will get your money back.

I got mine today from the Model Round up. I have never purchased from them before, very fast impressive shipping.