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Looks like you have some fun projects goin on Ace. Corey

Nice lookin Goat man. Corey

I think it would've been cool if they did the retro thing like on the Chally, Camaro, and Mustang. I agree that they shouldn't have called it a Dart. Just like they shouldn't have made the Charger a 4 dr. There NEVER was a 4 dr Charger. Just think they should have either designed them different if they were going to use those names, or not used those names. You don't see a 4 dr Vette, Mustang, or Camaro. It just wouldn't be right. Just my opinion. Corey

Thanks man, and no problem. Corey

, INCREDIBLE!!!! Corey

I'm all for it. For a kid with parents that aren't into hobbies; this in some cases may the only way they're ever going to see a model kit. I think Wally World is so mainsteam that a bigger number of kids will be exposed to models, and hopefully think it's cool and give it a try. I'm NOT a Wal Mart fan at all either. But I feel like if them carrying kits and products makes them more readily available to some, then that can't be a bad thing for this hobby. Corey

Hey Carl. I'd say the 68 Dart, 70 Challenger, and 71 Cuda. All by Revell, and all go together without any issues almost every time. Corey

Awesome link Alyn. Thanks. Corey

Thanks guys. Corey

Awesome job on one of my fave Chargers. Love it. Corey P.S. I've always loved 71 Chargers. I've got a pencil drawing of one in auto art.

King of the Hemis!!! Ray Barton style. He redesigned the valve train geometry, and they redline close to 10 grand, and are waaaaay more reliable than the stock design.

I live in a small town called Hoisington. 10 miles north of Great Bend. The actual mountains are to the west of me, (the Rockies); I dont really consider the Ozarks mountains, just foothills. But the "mountains" in Kansas are really just the Flinthills. LOL. Beautiful rolling hills though. They are probably the prettiest thing about Kansas. Corey

I think I might actually have a set of those, I'll have to look. I'll pick something wicked for sure. Might see what I can find in the aftermarket also. Corey P.S. Thanks for the input also.

Thanks Ace. This was my first passion, and I have a hard time even getting a chance to sit and draw anymore. I still break out the good ol' No.2 pencil every now and again. Corey

This is going to be one awesome build!!! I can't wait. Corey

Thanks for the input Steve. Learned alot of new stuff in here today.

Ditto on that one. Corey

Here's one of the many pencil drawings I have done. Almost all of them are packed away somewhere though, so I'll have to find them before I can post more. My love of drawing drag cars is in no small part because of George Trosley's How to draw articles in Cartoons magazine. Wish they still put that one out. Thanks for looking. Corey

It's going to be a knockout I'm sure. Awesome start. Love the stance. Corey

Love it Ira. I've been a fan of your work for some time now, and this is no exception. Great work. Corey

That's cool. I would love to see em'.

That's cool Kevin. I figured there were more that I just didn't know about. As far as metric thing, I'm not sure why they did it that way, but they did for sure as I've seen one of the two exports. I don't know whether they were thinking forward or what, but that is strange.

Alyn, LOL. You must be from eastern Kansas. I'm smack dab in the middle of the state, and from here on west it's pretty flat. Northern half of state is kinda hilly,but the "mountains" are to the east. Corey

Lindberg released a Charger SRT8 Superbee in 2008, in 1/24th scale that comes with the desired decals. Corey