socal76

Quick GMC, you might want ti check out the Weber's in the Craig Carter IMSA Camaro as they have always seemed just a touch oversize. I typed in AMT Craig Carter IMSA Camaro and when I got to the images click on the one that has the Peerless Racing along withe the kit name on top of the box image. Scrolled through using the right image arrow and it was like the fifth one> If I had an extra set I would send you them, but only two sets and and still short two sets. Steven

Hey vintagdragcrazy, you and I seem to be searching for a lot of the same things and have of lot of the same things for trade! What gives? LOL

38 Crush, I have some metal ones coming. I will see what they look like. He also does some in resin and he may include a pair in a trade we did. Plus I will go into my bookmarks

Greg, I have 4 of them I can send if you need them. Maybe partial on the other trade you are thinking about

Thought at first the two Porsches would be reboxed Tamiya, like Revell Of Germany has done with some of the Italeri kits. but after reading the posts that say it is all new tooling, Well even more interested now!

Mark, since you have "too many" in 1/24th or 1/25th sell me some cheap so you have some funds to get one of the 1/16th scale ones! LOL

Sorry to hear. He was a great modeler and a good friend.

Jesse, if Kris cannot help you out you may be on your own. He us very helpful if he and help anyone

Curious as to the resin portion of the business. Have heard, but not able to verify that it was sold also. Anyone have more info on this?

Did mine too

CapSat 6, you beat me to what I was going to post!

I myself have to go with '66 for Chevy (Impala SS), '69 or '70 for Ford (the Mustang) '70 for Pontiac, (the GTO), the '70 for Buick (the GTX), and '67 for Mopar (GTX to start off)

Had to go to purchasing my issues at whatever hobby shop I could get them due to damage from the last two issues of Plastic Fanatic until about two years after Gregg took over from Roy. Had one issue missing half the cover, Thank You USPS!

The Putty Thrower had a PE set that did either a 66 or 67 Nova SS. Had the grille and some trim emblems.

Russ, you can't go wrong with either SMBC or futurattraction.

There are a lot of things being done in 1/16th scale in 3-D printing that just are not quite there in 1/24-1/25 yet. But still a lot of nice stuff done in the common U.S. modeler's choices. Now when TDR gets that 409 done in 1/25th..... LOL

Rob, thanks for checking. I don't have my catalog and since their website is down while they try to get some casting done to get caught up, I could not look. You wouldn't want to "trade" for the '56 would you? LOL I know the answer but have to try at least!

I know Modelhaus does a '57 Sedan Delivery, but does anyone do a '56? I have seen the R & R '56 wagon and the Modelhaus '56 wagon, but really would like to do a Sedan Delivery. Since both wagon have been discontinued, might be difficult to find either of those if that is what I have to do. TIA, socal76

DaveM, no you need to send it to me so I can put it in the box and put it on the shelf like much of my resin!! I keep saying I need to finish one, but yet to practice what I preach! Lots of projects started, 0 completed.

Not to disagree with you, but I think the flocking looks quite good with the color of the inserts on your seats. It kind of breaks up the monochrome look. It would be hard to beat IMHO. With the scheme you have going on in the interior, the flocking could not be better!

Why bother trying to convert it back to stock when Monogram did a nice 87 Turbo 'bird that was already stock. If you want a non turp, take the engin out of the Revell Cougar XR7 from the same time period.

I just got my photo-etched ones from Scott at futurattaction. Picked them up at the Kansas City show and you won't be disappointed.

I too happen to think a convertible would sell very well since there have been so many hatchbacks done and we now have the LX from Revell. Just my opinion, but I think it might be worth the time for Greg to reconsider, while the LX is being done and keeping everyone's mind on that era Mustangs

Great build of one of my favorite drivers.

Mike beat me to this post by 4 hours, but I had not looked online in about 8 hours. I was going to suggest the same thing he did.