Harry P.

That's a Kaiser "Henry J". It says so right on the hood!

You're right. It's a Russian Gaz Pobjeda (Pobeda? Popeda? Whatever!) "Sport" concept from 1951...it's a modified stock Pobeda. Those guys (GAZ) made a whole lot of really weird cars. Check 'em out if you dare... http://digilander.libero.it/cuoccimix/ENGL...russe6(gaz).htm

Nope. Now you've gone too far east!

You have to go further east...

You're definitely on the right track, comrade...

Nope, not a Tatra...

Hint: It's not American...

ok, automotive geniuses. Name this one. I dare ya!

And now for something completely different! I don't quite know what to make of this, but is it Real or Model??? The answer: REAL!

Here's an illustration I did a while ago. So I guess you know which wheels I vote for!

The wear and tear on the body looks great. I guess the guy put on brand new wheels/tires so it would sell sooner???

Well, I managed to fool some of you, but most of you got it right: it's REAL! Next ROM coming Monday!

I almost always start with the engine. No particular reason, just my habit.

Looks like you have it all under control. Looks good!

After you enter a line of text in your post, hit "enter" (or "return" on a Mac keyboard) and put the photo IMG info on it's own line. That way, your line of text won't be pushing the photo all the way too the right like in your post. (In other words, put each photo's IMG info on a seperate line by itself, without any other text...that way all your photos will line up and not be pushed aside by your message.)

Your pics didn't post because your image tags are wrong. First one should be But like Clay said, all you have to do is copy the Photobucket IMG code of the photo you want to post and paste it into your message here.

Nothing a little BMF can't cure!!!

Right you are, Bob...I missed that. But as you say, there's a big difference between promised new releases and actually making it happen (as we've seen all too often in the past).

BTW...it's J-A-I-R-U-S, not "Jarius"...

I sent you a pony. Hope you like it...

I've just read through this whole thread (pretty entertaining, in a "train wreck" sort of way!). Semantics aside, it does seem pretty clear, as Darin points out, that nobody "bought" the company. The "new guys" will be operating under a licensing agreement, which does in fact equate to "renting" the company vs. "owning" the company, which is the point that Darin was (correctly) making. As far as any actual NEW tooling, nothing is mentioned in the press release, so at this point what we apparently have coming is yet another round of re-issues (sigh...) We'll have to wait and see how it all plays out.

I really "dig" that seat...

Ah, so you're ASSUMING that the stuff in the photo is "fine powdery beach sand"?

What do you say to this one? The answer: REAL!

Well, the bottom line here is simple. Until we actually have some of these "new" kits in our own hands, everything else is speculation. We really can't comment on the products until we SEE the products. And as far as the naysayers...you can't blame them for being skeptical, given the quality level of the releases from the previous incarnation of AMT. If the newly released kits are still as bad as the previous crop, then we should start griping. And if they're significantly better, then we can sing the praises of the "new" AMT. But until then, all we can do is wait and see.