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Thanks guys, I try and pick up all the Mopar kits I can find. As of right now I don't have a whole lot. I have been building most of my kits as gifts for the kids, or my Dad and uncles for birthdays and such. These builds you see here and the wips I have, and the one unbuilt I have are it. But I'm trying to stock back up for myself again. I'm going to get the 68 parts when I get around to rebuilding it. Before I do that though, I have a 70 Challenger, an 09 Challenger, a 71 Hemicuda covertible pro street, a Fireball 50 Cuda pro street that are wips, all of which I need something to finish. And I have 1 lonely Mr. Norms 68 Dart unbuilt. Looking forward to seeing what Revell sends for the prize kits. Thanks again guys. Corey

Thanks Dan. I built a 69 as a pro streeter a few years ago, but am not happy with it. It isn't a rendition of my 68, but have some plans stirring around for the near future. I'll get started on it before long and keep the pics coming. Corey

No problem guys. I just stopped by www.modelexpo-online.com. They should be able to take care of any of your needs. Corey

Looks like it's going to be a cool build. I'll be checking this one out quite a bit. Corey

Great job on the Charger man. My Dad had a 1:1 71 Superbee the same color. His was equipped with a 383 Magnum, Air Grabber hood, pistol grip 4 spd with console/tape recorder. Pretty rare car with all the options. Awesome model. Corey

Looks like it's as bad there as it is here. I wouldn't wish this stuff on anybody. Just ridiculous. Hope we have a good fall. Corey

No you sure can't Bob. And it is just what I needed for the finishing touch on a couple of my builds. Would recommend it to anyone looking for a micro thin stripe that would be a booger to paint.

It's been horrible here as far as the crops go. I don't think anybody I know had a very good wheat yield this year. It's too bad, because they're absolutely right. Between food and gas/oil a guy could go broke pretty easily. Corey

Alot of painting indoors for sure. I've built a makeshift booth in the spare bedroom, "with good ventilation", otherwise I wouldn't be painting very much at all. Just tooooo dang hot.

Just got some 1/64, 1/32, and 1/8 tape of various colors out of model expo. Wanted to say that it's great, quality stuff. Corey

Looks awesome man. Corey

Be thankful you guys aren't here in the land of Toto! LOL. Corey

Supposed to be 107 here today! Not any fun. Makes it hard to want to do anything outside for sure. Corey

Super clean build Sixx. reat job. Looks spot on. Corey

You've got a nice collection going there. All look good. Corey

Here in Kansas it's been rough with the heat/humidity lately. It's been between 100 and 110 for almost a month now here. And I don't understand it. We've not hardly had any rain this year so far, and the humidity is still almost to the point of unbearable. I've been building custom cabinets at my regular job, and hanging siding on a friend's house til dark every night. Even after 5pm it's still like an oven out there. Need a break! Corey

Thanks Bill. Corey

The Dart is looking awesome Niko. Keep up the good work. Corey

Thanks guys. Yahshu, the flames are a decal from the Revell 66 El Camino-California Wheels kit, that was cut down to fit the Bee. Whatever gave you that idea Andy? LOL, I've been a Mopar fan since the first time rode in my uncle's 73 Barracuda with a big block. Never looked back. Always loved the 70 Superbee. My first 1:1 was a brown with black c-stripe 70 Bee. 383 mag/auto. My next Mopar was a 68 Formula S fastback 340S, fourspeed Barracuda. Just love those Mopars. Corey

Thanks Charlie. Corey

Great weathering Hippie. Looks very realistic. Awesome build. Corey

Thanks BBowser. Corey

I totally agree. The right lighting is essential. I took my photos on my kitchen countertop with my son's Kodak 8mp digital. Use white card stock for backdrop. Work's great. Corey

Thanks man. I just realized that I'm missing a windshield wiper on the orange Dart. Going to have to see if I can find out where that went. Corey

Thanks man. Corey