The70judgeman

^^^Cool Hand Luke! "Eat them eggs boy!"

Yeah, I know. It's just hard to think that way with what we know now.

Weathering is very realistic and great details. Was thinking about picking up that kit myself.

Bad enough they killed a T/A, but if that was a real T/A SD455...that's even worse. The car was decal delete, so it's hard to tell. Only know it's a '73, because that was the 1st year other colors, Brewster Green in this case, were offered on T/A's besides white and blue('70 1/2-'72) and the last year for that front and rear styling. Notice...no decals.

I LIKEY!!!

Thanks Kevin! Probably an easy one.

@Jim- Mc "Q" About the only John Wayne movie I like and mostly for the "Green Hornet"...the '73 Trans Am. Too bad they killed it though.

Rolls Royce Merlin powered '55 Chevy.

@Kevin- Deathproof

@Tom- I think they(GMG) built it and Richard kept it after it didn't get what he wanted for it at auction. I could be wrong though. That was a few years ago.

This?

Stopped by Greenfield News & Hobby on my way home from work and picked a few things up. Just some paint and Novus 1 & 2 set. When I got home there were a couple of packages of parts I got off of Ebay. The 340 is from the AMT '71 Duster kit, the Monogram wheels and tires are from the '70 Roadrunner kit. I got those just for the "Cop" wheels and poverty caps. And lastly, another wheel and tire set from the AMT '68 Roadrunner kit...mostly for the red line tires.

@Kevin- "A Bronx Tale" Good movie!

@Kevin- T2 And another...

@Carl- They didn't use it much in the movie. Didn't think most people would have noticed it. Oh well.

SUCK MY WAKE! @Clayton- Used in "The Great Outdoors." Here's another.

@Russell- I still want to know what's in the box.

@Mike- Nope.

How about this...

I want to say "The 7 Ups."

I have a few or more, but I can start with this.

1/32 scale Aoshima

Just came in the mail today. Got it off of Ebay. Open dented box, but everything inside is still sealed in bags and OK. It's pretty much what I drive at work and even propane fueled...a Toyota forklift. And no...I don't work in a fish market. No idea what I'm going to do with them and the bin.

I didn't know exactly where to put this, but anyway, last week I bought the Vaterra Chevy K-5 Blazer Ascender R/C kit. I've already built it up to a rolling chassis. Yesterday, I bought the steering servo(waterproof) and a bottle of tire glue. For now, I may stop and disassemble a few things and get the upgrade parts. Like the front knuckles as well as the front and rear carriers. Part of the reason I chose the kit version over the ready to run is I now know how this thing goes together.

@Ken- It's actually an '87 GNX. They came with the faux air extractors, fender flares, bigger wheels/tires(Z rated Good year), and other things with the engine & turbo that the regular Grand National's didn't have. Plus, a low production run...548 if I'm not mistaken.