Evilbenny

Thanks Richie, You sound like a great friend and I'm sure Michael appreciates your company. Don't worry about the trade Michael. We can deal with that later. Get some rest and concentrate on getting better. Its only plastic!

Picked up these at my local club meeting Sunday. Don't see the EXP's too often.

Looks Great! I don't usually like derby models because most look like they have just been melted and called a derby car but, this one is really good. All that weathering detail and convincing body damage. Very inspiring. I may have to break down and build one now.

Cool build and great color combo. It really works on that body style.

I have to have music going for background noise or I am easily distracted.

I never saw dry rot on a model before. It looks a lot like 1:1 dry rot.

That's what I m going to have to tell the wife.

Great job. Keep us posted on the build. I have the same idea in my "to build" pile.

You must have a dozen projects going at once! This looks like a cool build. I wish I could work on mine at this pace and still remain sane. The Scrambler Idea is great I'm just disappointed in myself for never thinking of it.

Great Job! Its nice to see a stock version. I was getting tired of seeing over the top custom sled's.

That doesnt look like any barrack's room I was ever given.

This is most of my stash. I have more stashed in various other places.

This is my future modeling area. I've been working on our new house trying to get all of the outside stuff done before winter. As soon as I get all that done I can get started on my room.

Went to a swap meet this morning. It was mostly military models but I did get some great deals. Picked up the Blazer for $3. Not one of my faves but for that price I can find something to do with it.

One day I will own one similar to this.

If you are ever in the DFW area stop by Wild Bill's Hobby Shop. They have all the new stuff and out of production kits. The store is packed with RC, Trains, Slot Car, Die Cast and Model Kits. The staff is freindly and will get what you are looking for if they don't have it in stock. They also purchase collections, so you never know what may be on the shelves. Wild Bill's Hobby Shop 533 E Shady Grove RD Irving TX, 75060

I stopped by CRM Hobbies a couple of weeks ago when visiting my Wife's family in St Louis. It was a great shop and Chris Merseal was warm, freindly, and personaly greeted me as I walked into his shop. The shelves were packed with many out of production kits and new releases. I had to make myself leave before I spent too much money. Chris said that he isnt the best at online sales but that if I needed anything to send him an e-mail with my wants and he would ship it to me. It is worth a visit if you are ever in the area. I know I will go again next time I am in St Louis. Thank you Chris and thanks for the info on this great shop 69NovaYenko.

Great job. I never had interest in this kit before but, after seeing yours I may have to get one.

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I have made a few trades and have always been satisfied on my end. I hope the people on the other end feel the same way. Magnum4342 (My first trade partner, Thank you) sstacey47(Best customer service I have ever had and a great product, Thank you) Len Geisler Dwayne RodneyBad(Thanks for going out of your way for me) MsDano85gt( **) King Six Mr mopar Zen DrKerry (*) Progplastic Gothic Kustomz Casey(Casey Littmann) Kilrathy10 impcon Rich Costello Doobie Toast ncbuckeye tubbs mikemodeler I would trade with any of these guys again. Thank you all.

What kind of muscle cars would we have today if the government/EPA would get out of the way?

Im with you on #3 Raildogg. Lets see something different for a change. I don't understand the NASCAR kits. I can't give them away. How are the kit manufacturers making any money on them? I like the 32 Ford, Mustang's, and tri five Chevy kits but how many do we need? I would love to see more truck kits and how about some sedan's.

This was at the Waxahachie store Steve. About half hour south from Dallas.

Not trying to beat a dead horse with this topic but my local Wally World had some kits on the shelf today. I haven't seen kits in this store for many years. Selection isn't much but it was nice to see them on the shelves again.

You couldn't give those away. Whatever you put those wheels on would instantly devalue the vehicle.