Liberty Classics Shelby V-8

[Greg Myers]

Edited July 23, 2010 by Greg Myers

[Harry P.]

Don't see a photo.

Don't see a review.

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[horsepower]

Don't see a photo.

Don't see a review.

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gotta look close Harry, the photo's there, but it does need a review to go along with it .This must be a later 427, as my memory thinks the early ones had iron heads, am I going senile?

Edited July 22, 2010 by horsepower

[Harry P.]

ok, now I see a photo... but the review must have been posted with invisible letters!

Just going by the photo, it looks like a real nice kit.

[Greg Myers]

No Picture ? No review ? Just wanted to give a heads up on a new kit. I haven't seen one in person, but I do have all the rest built up. My only disappointment was their continuing series on the HEMI when they did the A990 in 1/4th scale instead of the 1/6th scale. That and the fact that 1/6th scale is not compatible to anything with wheels, I.E. the Monogram Hot Rods.

[Harry P.]

No Picture ? No review ? Just wanted to give a heads up on a new kit.

Well, seeing as how this is the New Kit Reviews area, I was sort of expecting a review. No big deal...

[Greg Myers]

So, then what you are saying is you would rather NOT hear about a new kit if there is no review attached to it ? I just happened upon this at the manufactures site and thought others would be interested . I am sorry if I have breached MCM protocol. Is there a more favorable place to post such information?

[Darin Bastedo]

ok, now I see a photo... but the review must have been posted with invisible letters!

Just going by the photo, it looks like a real nice kit.

A picture is worth 1,000 words and the engine in the picture looks good to me. I would rather have a review with pictures and no words than a review with words and no pictures.

I guess technically this would fall under new kit annoucements. we really don't have a dedicated section for that unless it should go under general. Personally I think it best fits here.

Edited July 23, 2010 by Darin Bastedo

[Harry P.]

A picture is worth 1,000 words and the engine in the picture looks good to me. I would rather have a review with pictures and no words than a review with words and no pictures.

A picture alone isn't a review. If it was, we could just show you photos of the kit parts in the magazine's "Kit Reviews" column and save Larry Greenberg a lot of time!

[jbwelda]

i would actually rather have it be 1/8th scale so you could do something with it besides build it as a stand-alone model!

but thats probably just me.

would be nice to have those speed parts in 1/8 though.