BobbyG

I have dealt with Ray from the very beginning and have never been disappointed with his decals or his service. He has always responded to my emails promptly and courtiously. His decals fill an important void that are missed by most kit manufacturers which is why his business has grown so it's no doubt he's going through growing pains. I am certain runnning Rays Kits is not his only source of income and like most suppliers, it is the love of the hobby that he shares his talents. He's a gentleman and my experience has always been positive. Keep on rocking Ray.

Can't wait for this one. I've been sitting on a Perry's Resin Coronet for years, which is a very well done casting. It's going on the bench soon after I get a couple Mopars completed.

I've been dealing with Ray from the very beginning, he's a great guy and is open for suggestions and requests. The quality of his decals are excellent, among the best in the hobby. He communicates in acceptable time. Ray, keep those decals coming, I'm sure you have some cool surprises coming up.

I hope there will be an aftermarket GP trunk panel in 3D along with bucket seats and console to make a GP.

I just recieved Texas 3D 440 Mopar long ram engine along with the stock 440 exhaust manifolds, and have to say it's magnificent! Charles' offerings are like a Lay's potato chip...you can just have one. Fast turn around time and Charles always responds back, great service. Love this stuff, especially Mopars. Keep them coming.

I am building this stock Hemi for an AMT 70 Challenger, which with a bit of work can be an accurate representation. The Revell Charger Hemi has scratch made parts as well Fireball Model Works Hemi Carter carbs, Replicas & Miniatures of MD spark plug boots and distributor and Model Car Garage's p/e throttle linkage and springs. Wiring is needed completion with some more bits. The fan belt is made of Lettraset art black tape.

Nicely done. It would be nice to have the SS bumper with the black rubber panel separate. Just saying.

On the bench some more Mopars. AMT 70 Challenger, which in my opinion the best body proportions of the currently available Challenger kits. With a bit of help in extra detail, it's coming out great. The kit's vinyl hardtop hss been sanded, molded in and added drip moldings and window moldings. The rear taillight panel is from the Revell T/A because the taillights are more accurate. Headlight buckets are from Barchetta which greatly enhance tge front. This will be a black on black Hemi car with dog dish wheels. The Hemi is from the Revell 69 Charger with Fireball Carter carbs. Need to complete carb linkage, fuel lines and ignition wires.

Oh baby! I bought some products from Wylde and love what he does. He's filling in some voids of unique parts and he's a pleasure to deal with. Highly recommended. Can't wait for the Chevelle pieces. Great job guys.

Something way off the radar over all these years would be a 67-69 Valiant Signet. This would be a surprise and willing to bet be very popular. The 71 Duster guts would make sense since it would be an all new tool and especially if Round2 can modularize the tools. Just a thought, but it would be way cool.

Pierre: Beautiful, the most realistic and very accurate. Pleaes help, I want to order the set from Jason but having a hard time figuring out the wheel sizes. Can you tell me want size wheels to order for the Fujimi Ferrari? Thanks and your response is greatly appreciated.

Steve, Thanks for all you do and for listening to our suggestions. I have a suggestion on the 58 Belevedere, if Round 2 has plans in the future for improvements, it will be an opportunity to modify it as a 57 Fury since the guts are already tooled and the body will incur investment anyway. Also, please fix the 68 Road Runner taillights (clear lens and accurate) and that aweful grille...please if this has future re-issue plans, correcting the inaccuracies will be very well welcomed. BTW, it's great that you are open to be part of this forum, keep up the great work.

George do you have a url to order when these items are in stock?

Thanks for your comments, I appreciate it.

Finally, my 59 Dodge PU is finished after many set backs and re-dos, she came out as I imagined. This started out with an old Scale Equipment Resin that had its issues and corrections. I used the AMT 53 Fird frame and chassis with modifications for a 4x4 drive line. The hemi engine is from the 57 Chrysler 300 and the rest from the parts box. The bed is from the Dodge Little Red truck with Detail Master's wood bed kit and cigar box wood for the bottom. I chose MCW Chrysler Pale Blue for the body which was wet sanded and polished. The interior has upholstery decal from Scale Motorsport. Lastly the wheels are from Pegasus Moebius duallies. The kit came with a beautiful P/E set which Model Car Garage made. I'm very happy with how this build turned out.