Ulf Posted June 3 Posted June 3 Just the box, I will repair, reinforce and varnish with Pledge before using it for ongoing projects. It will be so much nicer on the workbench no matter what I build. 9
John M. Posted Wednesday at 02:13 PM Posted Wednesday at 02:13 PM I've been looking for a Chevy Monza for a while on E Bay and scored this AMT one that's customized from a vendor that lives just North of me and for a real song. He even cleaned it up before shipping it out and it arrived overnight. What a guy. 🙂 5
bluestringer Posted Thursday at 12:43 AM Posted Thursday at 12:43 AM Picked this up at Ollie's the other day. 5
1959scudetto Posted Thursday at 01:02 PM Posted Thursday at 01:02 PM Not today, but last week: 1969 Ferrari 312 P Spyder from Dragon Model and Pattern (= Paul Fisher): 7
sfhess Posted Thursday at 03:47 PM Posted Thursday at 03:47 PM 2 hours ago, 1959scudetto said: Not today, but last week: 1969 Ferrari 312 P Spyder from Dragon Model and Pattern (= Paul Fisher): Cool. I have one of those as well, purchased from Paul when his company was still Dragon. One of my favorite builds. I have always thought that this was one of the best-looking Ferraris. I recently got the coupe version.
michelle Posted Thursday at 04:45 PM Posted Thursday at 04:45 PM got these in the mail today from a friend a amt motor city stocker 70 torino a amt motor city stocker 70 monte carlo and a amt/ertl model king open road camper bagged kit my friend kept the racers wedge parts 8
lordairgtar Posted Thursday at 06:43 PM Posted Thursday at 06:43 PM 1 hour ago, michelle said: got these in the mail today from a friend a amt motor city stocker 70 torino a amt motor city stocker 70 monte carlo and a amt/ertl model king open road camper bagged kit my friend kept the racers wedge parts One lucky modeller you are.
1959scudetto Posted Thursday at 07:55 PM Posted Thursday at 07:55 PM 4 hours ago, sfhess said: Cool. I have one of those as well, purchased from Paul when his company was still Dragon. One of my favorite builds. I have always thought that this was one of the best-looking Ferraris. I recently got the coupe version. Mine too - it was my first resin kit I ever built (more than 30 years ago as a commission for a modeling shop in Vienna) - now I have one for myself ! 2
meechum68 Posted Thursday at 08:50 PM Posted Thursday at 08:50 PM 7 hours ago, 1959scudetto said: Not today, but last week: 1969 Ferrari 312 P Spyder from Dragon Model and Pattern (= Paul Fisher): I was scrolling by this before I read the description and was like ... hey an early model Chapparal!
oldcarfan Posted Thursday at 10:15 PM Posted Thursday at 10:15 PM 21 hours ago, meechum68 said: What I got today for the stash! I got a can of that light blue and another can of the Cobalt green last weekend, too. The green looks like the color Vailant used on their Porsches back in the day. 3
oldcarfan Posted Thursday at 10:26 PM Posted Thursday at 10:26 PM I got something I never expected to find. It's a Mercedes Benz Sprinter in 1/24th scale! I've been wanting a newer body style van for a while as a tow vehicle like an MB or a Ford Transit. I'd given up on a company tooling up a kit and started searching for a 3D version. To my surprise I found this one listed on Walmart.com of all places for $20. It's produced in the Ukraine by Tigres and is an accurate 1/24th scale with good bodylines. The cockpit is simplified so I'll need to do some bashing to fix that, but the front doors and the rear access doors open like a diecast so I can add a good interior to it. The last picture is what I hope to turn it into. 3
Bainford Posted Friday at 12:17 AM Posted Friday at 12:17 AM 1 hour ago, oldcarfan said: I got something I never expected to find. It's a Mercedes Benz Sprinter in 1/24th scale! I've been wanting a newer body style van for a while as a tow vehicle like an MB or a Ford Transit. I'd given up on a company tooling up a kit and started searching for a 3D version. To my surprise I found this one listed on Walmart.com of all places for $20. It's produced in the Ukraine by Tigres and is an accurate 1/24th scale with good bodylines. The cockpit is simplified so I'll need to do some bashing to fix that, but the front doors and the rear access doors open like a diecast so I can add a good interior to it. The last picture is what I hope to turn it into. That's a cool find! Lots to work with there. With a little scratch building, there are a ton of possibilities. Nice 1:1, too. If I left the yard with that thing and my cameras & camping gear, I might never come back. 2
meechum68 Posted Friday at 12:23 AM Posted Friday at 12:23 AM 4 minutes ago, Bainford said: That's a cool find! Lots to work with there. With a little scratch building, there are a ton of possibilities. Nice 1:1, too. If I left the yard with that thing and my cameras & camping gear, I might never come back. And a model building area inside it. Cuz I don't camera's but I do models 2
michelle Posted Friday at 01:26 AM Posted Friday at 01:26 AM 6 hours ago, lordairgtar said: One lucky modeller you are. yeah i am going to be modifing the 70 torino cobra into a 71 torino gt and i will be using a few of the camper interior parts in a custom small rv i am been planing 1
kelson Posted Friday at 06:22 PM Posted Friday at 06:22 PM Todays arrival,..............yup another 72'Roadrunner😁,but this one has the front bumper and grille unlike the one i got a couple weeks ago. 8
ewetwo Posted Friday at 07:30 PM Posted Friday at 07:30 PM (edited) Got all of this for $20. Don't know if the Big Red is from Ollie's or not. Dated 2006 on the box. If it is from Ollies. Seems to me there was some issue with the kit. Does anyone recall what it was? The corvette kit is missing the regular tires. Does anyone know what they looked like? The 59 Chevy and Lincoln are old screw bottoms. And the Austin Healy with the 12 on the hood I think is at one time had a motor in it? Edited Friday at 08:17 PM by ewetwo 5
A modeler named mike Posted Friday at 07:51 PM Posted Friday at 07:51 PM These showed up by mail a couple of days ago. I've been busy filling my show rod voids and spotted the '69 pro street GTX and said why not. It was on the make an offer option, so I did and got it for the price of the newer issue, open and complete as is the Groovy Grader which also was fairly priced. 5
Old Buckaroo Posted Friday at 08:39 PM Posted Friday at 08:39 PM A surprise package from a Nascar modeling friend 4
dave branson Posted Friday at 10:29 PM Posted Friday at 10:29 PM THis is what I got this week. I made a trip to Ollie's, local hobby shop, Camaro is from ebay and the diecast truck is from Wal Mart 2
sfhess Posted Saturday at 01:13 AM Posted Saturday at 01:13 AM (edited) Ebay purchases from Diolex; 3D printed 67 Cougar and 69 AMX LHS finds: AMT 64 Thunderbird Hardtop. Unbuilt, mint Monogram Duesenberg Boat tail Speedster Metal Body Kit Can Am style 1/24Toyota 7 kit Original issue MPC 1929 Model A Woody kit Burbank's House of Hobbies (Houseofhobbies.com) have been getting some really nice vintage kits in the store lately. Edited Saturday at 01:17 AM by sfhess 2
Rodent Posted Saturday at 01:37 AM Posted Saturday at 01:37 AM (edited) 24 minutes ago, sfhess said: Burbank's House of Hobbies (Houseofhobbies.com) have been getting some really nice vintage kits in the store lately. I saw that on their website a couple of days ago when I was looking for a Charger Pursuit. One of these days I am going to spend a few days down there and check them out and see the Peterson Museum while I am visiting. Edited Saturday at 01:37 AM by Rodent 2
oldcarfan Posted Saturday at 01:51 AM Posted Saturday at 01:51 AM 7 hours ago, kelson said: Todays arrival,..............yup another 72'Roadrunner😁,but this one has the front bumper and grille unlike the one i got a couple weeks ago. Is that the original MPC kit? I wonder if that tooling is still in Round 2's warehouse somewhere?
PatW Posted Saturday at 03:26 PM Posted Saturday at 03:26 PM On 6/5/2025 at 1:43 AM, bluestringer said: Picked this up at Ollie's the other day. How much are these in the USA? 1
meechum68 Posted Saturday at 03:33 PM Posted Saturday at 03:33 PM At Ollie's I have been able to get kits from 12.99 to 14.99 US dollar. That was what I paid back in the early 90's, with a few 8.99 kits.
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