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If it's a Missing Link item, you can be assured it's a nice piece.

I've got several items from them and not once have I been dis-appointed

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I picked up this kit at the HMCA show in Indianapolis last month--as others have stated already it's beautifully done--the white resin is as smooth and clean as the Revell styrene body shell it will replace. The transkit includes the body, revised interior side panels, a narrowed rear seat (convertibles of course have a narrower back seat due to the intrusion of the top bow storage boxes into the interior), and a top boot.

It's just so nicely done!

Art

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Gabe, like others have said. Missing link casts some great stuff. I think I have about 10 of there kits, all beautifully done. My only suggestion is don't wait. Many of my kits are not available anymore.

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I tried to resist but couldn't. By the end of the day I left NNL East with one. You will not be disappointed. It is a beautiful piece of work.

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Are they closing up shop?

where did this come from? missing link is having a 10th birthday in october.

Kevin

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Here is an Update on my purchase of the 50 Olds Convertible, from Missing Link Resin Casting. I recieved it yesterday "Thursday" in the mail, GeeZ I only Ordered it "Sunday" Which I consider Lighting fast delivery.

Cast in a white resin, it feels a little bit Stouter/ heavier than the Styrene version, but is as beautiful as the kit body.

I Only found two blemishes in the resin parts, one was filled with resin prior to shipping, the other is barely visible.

The Molded seats have all Engraving removed, leaving them smooth which could be handy for some custom upholstery. I have not seen many of these Convertibles in my lifetime, Smooth may be completely Stock, I just Don't know.

In conclusion I would like to say this is a Fantastic kit for a beginnner, just starting to use resin, or a more experienced modeler who prefers resin kits. Whatever your case Missing Link has put out a Nice product here, and if you bought one you would Not be disappointed.

Thanks Kevin. Keep putting out the Great Products, I will buy more. Happy 10th Birthday, and many more.

Gabriel.

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Kevin ; I just received my '70 Plymouth Poverty Caps . I've been whining about these for 5 years or so . You came through with nothing less than what I sought . You left the conversation . So I am forced to thank you Publicly . These are what I need and thank you . .. Thanx ..

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Here is an Update on my purchase of the 50 Olds Convertible, from Missing Link Resin Casting. I recieved it yesterday "Thursday" in the mail, GeeZ I only Ordered it "Sunday" Which I consider Lighting fast delivery.

Cast in a white resin, it feels a little bit Stouter/ heavier than the Styrene version, but is as beautiful as the kit body.

I Only found two blemishes in the resin parts, one was filled with resin prior to shipping, the other is barely visible.

The Molded seats have all Engraving removed, leaving them smooth which could be handy for some custom upholstery. I have not seen many of these Convertibles in my lifetime, Smooth may be completely Stock, I just Don't know.

In conclusion I would like to say this is a Fantastic kit for a beginnner, just starting to use resin, or a more experienced modeler who prefers resin kits. Whatever your case Missing Link has put out a Nice product here, and if you bought one you would Not be disappointed.

Thanks Kevin. Keep putting out the Great Products, I will buy more. Happy 10th Birthday, and many more.

Gabriel.

thanks for the kind words sir! yep the smooth interior is correct for the convertible (vinyl, in case the top was left down in the rain), sorry about the blemishes! & thanks for your order!

Kevin

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Kevin ; I just received my '70 Plymouth Poverty Caps . I've been whining about these for 5 years or so . You came through with nothing less than what I sought . You left the conversation . So I am forced to thank you Publicly . These are what I need and thank you . .. Thanx ..

John

glad you like them! our 3d printer guy is pretty good! Sorry about closing out the private message! & thanks for your continued patronage!

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