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I don't know why it still shows then that way. I did separate them out as two different tooling families.

I fixed the W900. ?

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There hasn't been much news from Revell as of late, they're keeping things close to their chest it seems. The '29 pickup is the latest announcement.

Please contribute! ? I am an active contributor to Scalemates and correct mistakes I encounter during my genealogical research when I come across them. Many of those corrections come from threads on this very board.

I need the Quark's boxing of the Cerritos! ?

I was browsing through the rest of your inventory to order the latest sets save noticed that you also offer Pontiac wheel covers/centre caps. What are the odds of modifying them for Acadians? I tried one but not entirely happy with my remedial skills... ?

Makes for a good donor for one of @Wylde's conversions. ?

The '68 El Camino tooled during the Ertl years is a completely different kit than the others and thus was not covered. Although I think we're briefly mentioned it during the video.

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Thanks for the shoutout, @Stef! For a condensed history, browse the article. For more in-depth, watch the 2+ hour video... ?

Is the '65 Beaumont for the Revell '65 Chevelle Z-16 or the AMT '65 Chevelle wagon/El Camino? ?

Engines that have been done: Powerstroke, Duramax, Cummins Engines that have not been done: 6.2/6.5 Detroit, 7.3 IDI ? Iceman and Texas 3D have had those in their rotations at various times.

See, this is what is the most frustrating part to me. I want to know the regulation and the chemicals involved, dangit! Plus what else is affected by this moratorium. Do better, Borgfeldt. ?

Starting to trickle in from more hobby shops; this is from one in Nova Scotia.

Both noses and the base hood are in the MPC kits up until the Wild Breed '82 annual. While the TRX wheels are in there, too, the tires aren't.

Thank you, Tim! Your efforts are one of my primary inspirations for these articles. ?

Thanks for the update, Steve! I shall edit accordingly. ?

I realize that it's been a minute since I've posted a kit history article but I'm getting back in the swing of things. This one took a lot of research but I think I've covered everything and it's a project I'm proud of. If you'd like to check out the article, here's the link: https://www.sprue.xyz/articles/round2-chevelles Or if video is more your thing, you can watch the Model Car Genealogy episode where we covered it. ? https://youtu.be/d6EFCXUTuvE?si=o4zvT4t238F1N-8F

The chassis is shared with the later Beretta pro-street. There's a PDF of those instructions on Scalemates: https://www.scalemates.com/kits/revell-85-7168-chevy-beretta-pro-street--1025592

That trailer in the '99 is the same as the one reissued with the Bronco and dune buggy. Chances are high that Revell still has all the accessories to go along with it.

Isn't the Aurora a Shortstar? The V6 variant?

For Moebius it seems that the resto mod kits aren't too the extreme of modern drivetrain but a few custom touches and options that weren't available from the factory that have been added in subsequent restorations. See their '64 Nova resto mod and the '65 Belvedere I.

Get out of my head, Ken! ?