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Nice, Looks like I'll be adding one of these to the kit pile , dang it . Been trying to avoid adding to it lately with modern stuff and concentrate more on my old annuals wants

Yep, been after either a 61 or 62 for a while now. I put a bid in to see if I could get lucky. and from what I can tell it was a good buy ( under $60 ) By the time I off the box and the trailer / I'll be in it about what a modern kit costs. Life is good. ...Now I need a clean builder 1960 F100 to go with it

Agreed, Im a convertible fan myself.So I don't think I any of the hardtops. Im a 1959 Model myself ( I have all the convertibles for that year as well ) I did just win a 1961 Ford F100 this morning. ( been after one for a while now and routinely exceed my toy fund allows )

its a good weekend for me. Won an auction on 'that ' site. For a 1961 Ford F100 pickup. Been after either a 1961 one 62 for a while now and they seem to regularly go for more then my budget allows / am willing to pay Won this one for under $60. Not bad considering it has the box and even the trailer included, ( both of which will be used a trade fodder ) Now, If I can just get a decent buy on a 1960 F100 to go with it

Dont limit yourself to just model paints . Walks into most any decent auto parts store and find the Duplicolor paint rack .I use Duplicolor laquers a lot. ( a good primer base is required though ) So your color options are pretty much endless

Silly question, I know there are several members here that collect old annuals besides myself . Anyone here have all the ones shown here ? Except the 61 Thunderbird and a Lincoln . I own all the convertibles

DUDE,,,, thats looks killer. color , stance, interior is perfect .

Agreed, no reason to rush. its not a race. just as an fyi, even though this build looks great silver. the original car was white body

I'll have to ck. But I may have an extra boot for the Ford

pretty cool. I for one would LOVE to ride along in a hot lap in one of these

How deep is your wallet . This is about right for an unbuilt https://www.ebay.com/itm/MPC-1975-Plymouth-Duster-Annual-Kit-MINT-Unbuilt-Sealed-Inside-NM-Box/202315953781?hash=item2f1af87675:g:bqEAAOSwPN1amGY6 This auction has a Sox and Martin pro stock builder in it , which is a 1973 . appears to be missing bumpers https://www.ebay.com/itm/RARE-MPC-PRO-STOCK-PLYMOUTH-DUSTER-LOT-1-25/282995336632?hash=item41e3d625b8:g:FRgAAOSwb39bFc9m a distressed 73 promo should go cheap https://www.ebay.com/itm/1973-Plymouth-Duster-Dealer-Promo-Model-1-25-scale/132648898386?hash=item1ee27d8f52:g:Wt8AAOSwdhlbFFvo

Trying to make that Dart kit look like a Duster is huge task . As about the only thing it has in common with a Duster is the basic shape of the body. IMO,,,,You can probably find a decent builder actual 75 Duster without hurting the wallet to bad . the 73 to 75 Duster kits are not real hateful to find as a decent builtup / builder. Odds are you can find one for not much more than this dart kit costs . I sold the 2 or 3 parts kit Dusters I had last year. and I don't think I got maybe $40 for them ( there were 2 or 3 builders in the lot )

meh, Sorry . Not a fan of the hot wheels look in the 1/1 world

As far as I'm concerned, a 1:1 vintage Ferrari is just another item that's only good for "looking at". Steve Although that may be the norm with Ferrari owners. I know of a couple BIG MONEY cars that get flogged fairly regularly . One ladyy I know of has an early 30s Alfa Romeo, she runs the day lights out of Her thought is anything can be fixed, and she can afford to do pretty much anything she wants , when she wants . Cool, Not for me, but still pretty cool. And I for one don't care for the Testarossa . I much prefer the GTO

Agreed. the decal sheet will determine how well this issue sells,,,or not . it WILL be the determining factor if I buy one or not

GREAT thread ,so keep the pictures ( of all kinds) coming. I can SO remember walking down isles like these , pondering exactly which one I was going to spend my allowance on that particular day . Bought my very model kit at Sids Drug store in Elsmere Ky . If I remember right , kit, glue and a bottle of paint was less than $2 I'm guessing I was less than 10 at the time, so that would have been about 1968 or 69 . My how times have changed . And I so miss days like that Looking at these pics, Makes me wonder if ANYONE in these pics is A - alive. B- still doing models of any kind, and C - a member of this very board Also , for a little side fun . how many can date these pictures ? last one I'm guessing is 1965 , maybe early 1966 ( 65 barracuda kit on the table )

Ive bought several items from that detroit group. And NONE of it has failed to please me. Them boys make some nice stuff

Very nice. Lots of high end iron there. Although most of them I would walk right by to ck out the vintage stuff. But I'll take any one of them for the day ,,just for giggles The local Mercedes dealer around here does something similar once a year. High end exotics and muscle cars take over there lot for the day.

scale motorsports makes them https://www.scalemotorsport.com/decals/upholstery-pattern-decals.html

Newest addition. Original and only edition MPC 1972 Plymouth Duster. I already have a clean built Arlen Vanke built from this same kit. So this one will be built replica stock, ( someday )

I'll pull a couple of the CMG kits this weekend and send your way . they may just be parts kits. ( missing a body or possibly and interior tub ) But they should be provide the chassis /under hood / drive train stuff you need just pm me an address. btw, Ive looked and looked and cant find the hubcaps from the Lawman. So I don't know if I got rid of them long ago or they simply vanished in the pile somewhere

I would be curious to see confirmation these kits originated as MPC. I have both the this lindberg and original MPC kits . and other than they both are shaped like a challenger. I fail to see anything that indicates they started life as MPC kits/tools That said, Ive seen a few of these Lindberg kits built. And with just a little bit of work can be made to look pretty decent . Especially for the initial price point compared to original MPC kits. ps, I dont remember who it was. But someone on this board converted one of them to a 1970 using the recent revell kit as parts . And it looked killer

What the difference . one just lighter than the other? if so, which one ?4