Message Index

• Tiny V-8 *LINK*
• Off the bench PIC This body was warped and whether it was my fault or the kits, I had a lot of fit problems. It set too high in the front and especially on the drivers side. But with all that, I really like the way it looks.
• The post below made me think...are Italeri kits made in Japan?? *NM*
  • not in Japan, maybe China, Tamiya does re-box some Italeri kits for release in the Japanese market from what I could find on google *NM*
    • Sorry, I meant China, not Japan. Does Italeri make their kits in China. *NM*
      • Just checked a newer Italeri kit that I have, and it says "Made in Italy" on it. *NM*
• Have any truck (or trailer) kits come with the double wide tires we see on some trucks? *NM* *PIC*
  • Italeri 1/24 super single tyres used on their single tyre trailers are used here in Oz as SS steer tyres,also Revell used 1/16th car tyres as SS tyres in some of their 1/25th German made USA trucks a few years ago......dunno if this helps at all. *NM*
  • I think Moebius did a set of those tires with some "aluminum" wheels. *NM*
  • Those are called "Super Single" tires. I know that Moebius makes some.
  • Moebius issued a set of super singles tractor or trailer wheel and tires #1017 in 2018 *NM*
• Photo's from the past......enjoy
  • Noooooooo, say it aint so....... *NM*
  • R/S some nice Oz cars,from the top,purple 1977 HZ Holden Ute, then a maroon late 50's Mk2 Ford Zephyr Sedan,then a purple 1974 XB Ford Falcon GT 4Dr,then an orange 1974 XB Falcon GS 4Dr beside a white 1971 XY Falcon 4dr..& sorry to see this is the last "From the Past" pics *NM*
  • R/S, as one of those who turns down the car stereo to see better, I THANK YOU for your "photos from the past". *NM*
  • THANL YOU for the memories. It is much appreciated...and you made me smile more than once! *NM*
  • What?! Thank you as I always look forward to these and share some with the wife. *NM*
  • Thanks for all you've done! *NM*
  • What a pity that the Link-Belt cable hoe and Arrens-Fox pumper never saw the light of day *NM*
  • Thanks for the pics, it was always something fun and interesting. *NM*
  • Great as Usual! Sorry to read that this will be your last.
  • Will miss them *NM*
  • Thank you so much for the time and effort you put into doing these. *NM*
  • Thanks for all the enjoyment of your photos. And did someone mention that the red streaker vett is being re-released??? *NM*
  • Thanks for the memories, maybe you'll come back by popular demand... *NM*
  • Thanks so very much for putting these PIX together. (gas at 39.9 cents...Anybody remember gas wars at 17.9 cents?) *NM*
    • I remember when some local gas stations had 'gas wars' and it got as low as $.12 a gallon. Long time ago. *NM*
    • I was working in my father's gas station at that time. Not only was gas cheap, we gave away stuff like glasses and steak knives. And weekends, kids would come in for a couple dollars worth and pay with all coins! The good old days!! *NM*
• I went to the Hoosier Model Car Assoc. model show and swap today in Franklin, IN. I met up with Jim Cassassa and Craig Cochran (2 Paws). Congratulations on your awards today Craig. Here are all of the pictures that I took today. ............... *PICS* ........
  • Great pictures, thanks for posting. *NM*
  • Thanks Scott! That '63 (?) Merc is beautiful!! *NM*
  • Absolutely the sharpest model contest photos I've seen. Bar none! Thanks for posting. *NM*
• Off the bench......PICS......
  • That’s a beauty, David!!! *NM*
  • Very nice sir and great color combo! *NM*
  • I agree, beautiful with a great color combo! *NM*
  • David that's a nice and clean build! *NM*
• Well life just is not fair. Won't be going to the RTS Model Show in Taunton tomorrow. I am so sad. Well Ron and Charlie and anyone else going that I have met maybe I will see you at the next show sometime. Take lots of pics and post them. *NM*
• Replica Build
  • This one is my favorite so far. Wonderful! *NM*
  • I bet that was a kick to tool around in. *NM*
  • WOW! How great is that!! *NM*
  • Thanks to all! I even made it to the '74 Street Rod Nationals...(pic)
    • Wow, that was nearly 50 years ago!!! *NM*
  • Too cool! The full size Deuce looked to be a fun ride *NM*
  • That is very nice. *NM*
  • Both are very nice Tom. *NM*
• More race photographs from CTMP Victoria Day Speedfest...Pinty's Nascar Series... *LINK*
  • Alex Tagliani one of my favorites. Sam Fellows...a son of Ron? *NM*
• Just back from the Plastic Society of DFW Show. PICs I didn't get to take a lot of pics so here is a small sample. *LINK*
  • The finish on that '58 Impala sure is unusual! *NM*
    • Look's like a gunsmith did that. *NM*
    • I didn't have a lot of time to check it out but I assumed it was BMF and then drawn on. *NM*
    • The '58 Chevy's black display board looks like it is covered with shavings from a crazy body engraver's frenzy! ;^) *NM* *PIC*
    • I've seen that on 1:1 Lowriders...(pic)
    • Agreed, whilst not exactly my cup of tea I am in awe of the work involved & appreciate the sheer skill to do something like that...anyone know how it was done or more info on it, it intrigues me. *NM*
    • And it's wonderful. Pure Art Car. *NM*
  • I'm not into the low riders either but they are some very talented builders and artists! *NM*
• So, Just seen on another board pics showing the MPC '68 Coronet cvt. is being reissued. , , , That's gonna make some people happy. *NM*
  • , , AND, a new 2021 Bronco too !! *NM*
    • 2021??? Shouldn't the all new kit be a 2023? Or at least 2022, I know there's probably no difference but an all new 2021 seems kind of late to me??? We DO need a kit of it though, for sure! *NM*
      • Dennis, for one thing the Ford Bronco First Edition was only sold in 2021, that the first version. Also manufactures don't provide us with much future data, add in the 1 year plus development time. We'll always be behind. *NM*
        • Well, I'm just happy to have it in model form, but I wonder what took so long, what about a mid-engine Corvette? I thought the new Bronco and Corvette would've been kitted already. *NM*
  • Just saw that. And the HT is coming next year they say. *NM*
  • Just like with the Olds Cutlass convertible and hardtop versions, I'll be buying my share of these kits. *NM*
  • I'd say more than some. *NM*
  • And! It will have the Haul-a-way Trailer, also. *NM*
• Small '70 Mustang update , , [PICS]
  • Dunno on the front end
    • No worries Bob. That's a pretty easy fix for me. It would be interesting to know if it originally did fit that poorly though. I'm thinking it's something a previous owner of the body did for some reason. *NM*
• Bought something today at a swap meet that I've never seen before. An AMT '39-'40 Ford sedan molded in burgundy plastic. It was an Ertl release. *NM*
  • '49 Merc too. I'm sure there were others. *NM*
    • Boy, I'd sure like to find a Merc in burgundy plastic. Build that with no paint for sure.. *NM*
      • You'll want to look for the Cruisin' USA issue from the 80's *NM*
        • Thanks *NM*
  • We have that one. It's a Matchbox/Lesney release *PIC*
• Replica Build *PIC*
  • Now that's something you don't see every day! What was the material used for after it was crushed? *NM*
    • The finished product was used for road surfaces, concrete aggregate or filler for asphalt paving. The screens were usually sized to allow a max of 3/4" stone to pass through. *NM*
  • How cool is that!! A very unique build. *NM*
    • What David said! *NM*
  • That is very cool. Great replica. I'll have to keep an eye out for the real one the next time I'm at Simcoe County Museum. *NM*
    • there will be an open house on June 11 & 12. man of the old machines will be operating then. *NM*
  • WoW . . . how do you do it?! *NM*
  • Two questions: Can you post some pics or a link to pics of the whole diorama? and How do you "feed" rocks to the crusher? Really amazing model of his ingenious machine. Congrats. *NM*
    • Thanks everyone for the kind words. Originally these machines were fed via dragline that pulled gravel onto conveyor belt. Later hoppers were installed above this conveyor belt. Front end loader or swing shovels were then used to feed it *PIC*
• (PICS) 3 Replica builds from my twin brother, Larry
  • I like all of them, but I’m really impressed with the one scratchbuilt from brass. *NM*
  • Amazing modeling and scratchbuilding talent. *NM*
  • Brass! A man after my own heart!! *NM*
  • OK, where did the IH cab come from?? My first pick up was a '52 IH, and I wouldn't mind building one. Thanks. *NM*
  • You guys and your amazing talent! *NM*
  • Earlier a link to the pic site had the '61 Chevy starting with a Testors die cast '61 Impala bubbletop coupe. The flattop sedan roof is fabricated metal and the whole thing received a replica accuracy makeover into a car the brothers had back in the day and still have(?) *NM*
  • Great builds!! *NM*
  • Very very nice! *NM*
  • All great builds as usual, but that 61 Biscuit is amazing in both sizes sir! Yall are artists and we are lucky to be on your museum list! Thanks! *NM*
• Random Pic - Ford Flareside Pickup *PIC*
  • That multi-carb Cobra engine looks good in the pickup *NM*
  • Looks great!! *NM*
• Replica Build
  • Great builds Tim and that is one of the coolest background stories that I've ever heard. Congrats ! *NM*
  • Great story to accomany a great looking model. That factory looks pristine! First time I noticed Pete's have a small hood ornament. *NM*
    • The hood ornament
  • Cool! *NM*
  • Looking good!! *NM*
• Replica Built
  • Great build and the background in the pics makes the model look like the real thing. I wish that I knew how to do that. *NM*
  • Remarkably realistic! Nice. *NM*
  • Very, very impressive. Terrific photos, too! Congrats Tim - TIM *NM*
• Replica build honorable mention. I don't have a picture of the 1:1 car, but I built a model of my then girlfriends (late 1980's) 1970 GTO Judge. We were in college together and we drove to Parkersburg WV to get it................ *PICS* .........
  • Nice replica build of a fine machine. *NM*
  • Two thumbs up Scott!! *NM*
• Here are my replica builds of the cars that I've owned. ............... *PICS* ........
  • Cool rides and builds Scott! *NM*
  • Cool cars and nice builds. If you still had those today, you’d be a wealthy man! *NM*
  • Nice rides! A shame about the '65 Cutlass. I hope you were not hurt. The White GTO model could be a little closer if you were to Molotow the Endura bumper and maybe put some headlights in the grille? Just a thought. The mods transforming your 1:1 red Coronet are amazing. *NM*
  • WOW!! *NM*
• Miscellaneous Mopar Madness *PICS*
  • 1960 Dodge Polara is one of the nicest Mopars ever built.. *NM*
    • The way those fins end so far before the tail lights is something else, wow, so different! *NM*
  • Thanks Bill!! *NM*
• replica builds.......pics
  • All three look good. You really nailed the stance on that Nova. *NM*
  • Great builds!! *NM*
• Cars I grew up with in model form
  • These are all pretty interesting Tom. But I’d love to see more of the two 80s F150s. Especially where you got those wheel covers ? *NM*
    • I started with the wheels off this Trans Am
  • All beautiful, but oh my goodness, that Grand Prix, LTD, and Grand Marquis! *NM*
  • Lot of different brands, types, sizes, and colors. What a variety! Cool model builds with most tied to some milestone in you life, too. *NM*
  • Beautiful builds, amazing scratchbuilding! *NM*
  • They look great! *NM*
• Not a favorite replica build, but is a replica of the car I learned to drive in....pic
  • Clean build! Looks good. *NM*
  • Great work! *NM*
  • Ditto!! *NM*
• Looking at it in this condition, the windshield frame looks very flimsy, like a good wind could blow it down. *NM*
• Victoria Day Speedfest, Canadian Tire Motorsport Park, Bowmanville, Ontario, Canada, eh :) *LINK*
  • What a great day! I see everything from race prepped Mini Coopers and sport coupes up to purpose built race cars in your pics. What is/are the race format/s there? *NM*
    • There are several different groups...
• O/T: Off to Arkansas to pick up my 23 Ford street rod chassis.......
  • What part of Arkansas are going to *NM*
    • Flippin *NM*
      • Marvel and Brinkley, Arkansas,1953, runnin' "shine" in a '50 Olds, 15 years old, no driver's license. Eeeeeeeha!! L.O.L. *NM*
        • So, Boomer, what you are saying is that you had an enjoyable, albeit misspent youth, have you built a model of that '50 Olds yet with the 'shine?.........lol. i *NM*
          • Was born and raised in a "poor" neighborhood, Andyd, (N.W. Illinois), and had a chance to go to Arkansas, and saw how people lived in the "backwoods" in the late '40's/early '50's, and this 'ol Yankee boy felt right at home, and was welcomed with "open arms". Kinda miss
            • Makes lots of sense Boomer..........lol. *NM*
              • Thank you for the kind words, Andyd. Muchly appreciated by yours truly. *NM*
• Friday Evening Randomness..... ENJOY!!!! *PICS*
  • Excellent selection, especially the 58 Biscayne :) *NM*
  • Love the 41 Plymouth convertible and the Chrysler too! *NM*
    • Me too......either would be fine. *NM*
  • Would love to see more pics of that black 36 Ford! *NM*
  • Cool pictures Marty! Any other pics of the 64 Comet with the Cougar-ish grille? (behind the red Barracuda) *NM*
  • Love that red '61 Chevy Bel Air bubbletop! I dreamed of those when I had a light blue 6 cylinder '61 Chevy Bel Air 4 door flattop sedan. I like Bel Air's narrow trim better than Impala's. But I'd make mine dark blue with the 409 and a 4 speed while I'm dreaming. ;^) *NM* *PIC*
  • Thanks Marty!! *NM*
• Replica build, not my favorite; just one I happen to have a photo of. 68 Thunderbird *NM* *PIC*
  • Nice. Love these cars. Did the annual kit have the posable wheels? *NM*
    • Yes it does. Somewhat detailed ft suspension for then with separate king pins. So I angled them and turned the steering wheel a bit to add a little more animation. *NM*
  • Nice!! *NM*
• My two favorite replica builds. Both been seen before.....pics......
  • I remember those and they still look good!! *NM*
• Bloomington Minnesota *NM*
• Join Us for the NNL North in Blooming Minnesota On Sunday May 22,2022ta *NM* *LINK*
  • Me and Frank will be there!!!! *NM*
  • Unfortunately I don't think anyone from Canada (Winnipeg) will be there..Flood waters have some of the highways to the USA closed.. *NM*
• My favorite replica build! I wish I still owned the real one!
  • Might fine, Barry!! Never owned one but I wish I did!! *NM*
  • Nice clean build, that could easily pass for the 1;1 version IMHO.....thanks. *NM*
  • Very nice build. I wish the model companies would find the molds for that kit and re-release it sometime. When one does come up they are usually going for outragous money. *NM*
  • I really liked those little Mustang ll's. *NM*
  • Thanks for all the great comments guys!! *NM*
• We have a contest this week here in the Dallas area. It is put on by the lowrider group but they have catagories for us older guys. Street Rod, Street Machine, Competition and most of the normal classes. Check out Plastic Society of Dallas for info. *NM*
  • Can't make it this year. NASCAR races at Texas Motor Speedway this weekend. Now if only the Saturday race was in the evening (schedule says 12:30)
  • First try to find the info got plastic surgery sites list, lol. Added model cars to the search and found the event info. See the *LINK*
    • I would like to go there but the price of fuel. Won't let do it from Memphis Tn *NM*
      • Sorry to hijack the thread but, Charlie how are you doing? *NM*
• So who is going to the RTS Model Show in Taunton, MA this Sunday. I am planning to go and hope to see you there. *NM*
  • Good Lord willing, I will see you there! *NM*
  • I will be there! *NM*
• My favorite replica build
  • Charlie you are a Master Craftsman! But I still think it's a shame to cover up all that beautiful brass work with paint. *NM*
    • Indeed, Charlie is worlds above the rest of us kit assemblers! *NM*
  • Do you ever get tired of all the praise you get. I have a friend that does a lot of scratch building and always tells me I could do it too if I just tried. Do you feel the same when people say they couldn't do what you do? *NM*
    • Do I get tired of the praise? It's nice to hear but if it results in someone else benefiting from the post that means a lot more. *NM*
      • That's cool. I think you are an inspiration for a lot of us. Even if we can't do everything you do, if we can just push ourselves a little more, then you have accomplished a lot. Thanks. *NM*
      • Frankly, Charlie, I'm as impressed with your humility, your graciousness, as I am your modeling abilities. (There are other board members who would do well to take a que from you...) *NM*
  • Absolutely gorgeous! *NM*
  • Your builds always blow me away. I so enjoy seeing them. *NM*
  • I can see why it's one of your favorites. That is a very unique build. *NM*
  • WOW!! *NM*
  • Wow, entirely scratch built! Very Impressive! *NM*
  • That is seriously nice, the driveshaft parking brake with the actual shoes.......is just an example that makes this truly a work of art and the final pic with the display stand.......just perfect.....thanks. *NM*
  • Your ability to fabricate scale metal copies of 1:1 originals is remarkable. Thanks for sharing your wip pics! *NM*
• Ok, so I have posted for the last 5 days to post your favorite build of different catagories. I feel this is a little different. It doesn't get a ton of posts but I like to read the stories. So if you enjoy it I will try to keep coming up with new ideas to post. *NM*
  • Re: (PICS) One of my only motorcycle builds, and the only one I have photographed....
    • I really like it. I would love to get one of those kits but the cost is a little much. *NM*
    • They may be finicky but sure add to the realism. Cool subject, too. *NM*
  • I like the posts. I contribute when I can *NM*
    • Good, I know not everyone has ever catagory but over time everyone should be able to contribute. Thanks *NM*
  • Keep em coming Terry I enjoy viewing and contributing when I can. *NM*
    • Will do. Thanks for contributing. *NM*
• So today, your favorite Motorcycle. I know not everyone builds motorcycles but next week we will get back to more common builds. Story and pics.
  • My first motorcycle build since childhood and finished it this year. Nothing special just built out of box. pic
  • Tamiya 1/6th Harley box stock
    • I really thought that was a real bike last time you posted pics of it Ken. *NM*
      • ell, thanks a 2nd time, Chuck. *NM*
    • Ken...wheres the model?...lol.....a mate had a 74/75 Superglide, as your pics don't show that rear caliper chewing up the disc then your pics must be of the model, lol......I made a bracket that Harley "copied" on later versions to stop the disc being chewed up....lol.. *NM*
      • Thanks, andyd. (...rear caliper chewing up the disc...Holy Moly...sounds dangerous...sounds expensive) *NM*
    • Stunning, Ken. It looks perfect. *NM*
      • Thank you, Jim...appreciate the kind words... *NM*
  • Tamiya 1/35 scale BMW............... *NM* *PIC*
    • Cool build! *NM*
      • thanks Terry *NM*
    • Even the quarter is weathered! Nice work at that tiny scale. *NM*
      • it was the only one I had, could of used a Canadian one but a lot of the board members are from the US *NM*
  • Even in the zoomed in pics it look great. *NM*
• Terry......if you ever want some 41 Plymouth pics & info just email me direct as I had a 1:1 scale version for a few years. *NM*
  • Thank you. I do plan to build another one. I send you an email if I remember how.. Thanks *NM*
• If we are posting favorite replica builds here is mine. 1969 International Ladder truck.......*PICS* *LINK*
  • I think it looks great. Far from my building skills. *NM*
  • Wow! *NM*
  • Just amazing! *NM*
  • Nice, Ron! Did Hahn use ALF aerial devices on all their builds? *NM*
  • Very nice!! *NM*
• Such a nice combo!! You are doing a great job on this! *NM*
• What color are you going with? *NM*
  • Marina Blue W/black interior pretty basic for 67. Thanks *NM*
• That looks great! is the Plymouth resin or did you mod the AMT kit? *NM*
  • Thanks. The Plymouth is a modified AMT Belvedere *PIC*
• I've built 6 replicas of 1:1 cars that I've owned. This one is my favorite because it was my first car and I had it for 10 years. 1972 Olds Cutlass S ............... *PICS* ........
  • Very, very cool! *NM*
  • Well done! Nice to have a replica of your first car. How about the others you mentioned? *NM*
    • Do you really want to see them? If so, I'll post them. *NM*
      • Sure, replicas of personal cars is an interesting type of project that results in a souvenir with a personal meaning to the builder. When they are not available in an exact match kit they can be challenging and require kit bashing, resin one-offs, and/or fabricating. *NM*
• Awesome !! Great craftsmanship. *NM*
• David Dale.... As the resident Lincoln fan, we have found a new project for you!!! *NM*
• amazing transformation!! *NM*
• A little update on my body holder experiment....
  • Velcro dots would not be magnetic... *NM*
    • Can't slide sideways to release like you can with magnets. Have to tug pretty hard straight up to release velcro. Might be a risk to the model. *NM*
      • I'd experiment with smaller dots of velcro... *NM*
• Gotcha! Thanks, I was tempted to tackle that many years ago but I having trouble finishing my Too Much dragster. *NM*
• Andy, that pic shows left side door doesn't it? *NM*
  • Jim, err..yep I think,left side or the side that would be against the pavement if being towed by me here in Oz,ie,RHD whereas if being towed in the USA then the door would open into traffic....lol...I drive on the left with RHD cars...lol...am gunna take my meds now..lol. *NM*
• I recall smiliar jokes when gas prices spiked years ago. Was that around 2010? That was when people started making their own used fryer oil fuel. I think those in more rural areas rode horses as well. Interesting times. *NM*
• Nice. Don't look SP... *NM*
• Love it! I'm a big fan of engine detail too. *NM*
• Great color AND wheels! *NM*
  • Thank you very much! *NM*
• The color scheme and paint/tape combo turned out great. NIce. *NM*
• Really very nice. A beautiful ride. *NM*
• I agree with all the others!! *NM*
• ??? *NM*
  • One of the lower-priced Packards. A convertible, maybe, but a coupe or sedan...nope. Cheaper to buy a "done" one *NM*
• I like how you've sanded the tires for realism! *NM*
  • ;^) *NM*
• WOW.... That is looking great!!!! *NM*
• Very nice Plymmie Terry! I like the slightly modded look and the detailed flat six! *NM*
  • Thank you. *NM*
• Looks real nice Ken! *NM*
• Bruce & David, thank you for the comments, it & the 63 Plymouth had every kit custom part & front/rear ends so I was very happy when Scott was able to get the stock bits, now to do the same to the 63 Chrysler 300 & Coupe DeVille,lol. *NM*
• I won't be building one but I already have some "peel n stick" to use in lieu of paint.....PIC
  • That makes the eyes flutter! *NM*
• That is so cool....coming along nicely. *NM*
• Very nice build of one of the ugliest Mopars ever built..You've made a turd shine..Well done and keep up the good work.. *NM*
  • Which one is the ugly one? *NM*
  • Man, I don't think that's ugly at all. Good subject matter for a street rod.....or a chopped top custom. I like it. *NM*
    • Agree Jim......PIC
      • That green Chopped 41 Plymouth ended up here in Oz. *NM*
        • That's not surprising as lots of American built cars wind up either on Oz, Nz, or Japan. Heck, I built a car that wound up in Japan. *PIC*
  • Ugly???? *NM*
    • One of the best looking Chrysler products of the Forties. It's a shame they didn't try to do a Dodge coupe kit off of it *NM*
      • I had a 1:1 scale 41 Plymouth Coupe for a few years, looked just like the maroon/purple one on the AMT kits 20 yrs ago, but still have my 1940 Dodge sedan.....I'd be happy to supply pics & measurements if AMT wanted.........lol. *NM*
  • The reason it was kitted was due to popularity at the time.
    • The reason it was kitted...
      • Bill wanted a Sedan Delivery but AMT thought the Coupe would sell better. *NM*
        • Terry and David are correct on this subject....TIM *NM*
      • Thank you for the additional background! *NM*
• Going to be gorgeous! *NM*
  • What Phil said! *NM*
• Re: Ok, how about the Lincoln Futura *PIX* and *LINK*
  • Cool! *NM*
  • re: "But because of it we lost one of the great Factory Concept cars"... There's a story there, care to elaborate? *NM*
    • George Barris managed to acquire the Lincoln Futura and modified it into the 66 Batmobile. Arguably one of the coolest TV cars ever. But at the loss of the Futura. *NM*
      • IIRC, wasn't someone doing a full size Futura replica? *NM*
        • I believe there may have been multiple "re-creations". Not the same as the original though. *NM*
  • Question about the spoon paint tests: Did you paint the finished body green to have a consistent base for the white? *NM*
    • No. White Tamiya white primer coated with TS 45 white pearl. *NM*
      • And the purpose of the green test spoons? Just curious. *NM*
        • Lots of info said the paint was a pale green. Just testing to see if I agreed. I finally decided to my satisfaction that it couldn't be true. It was most likely a pearl white. *NM*
          • Thanks. I do not know the history, but of the two versions I think you are very likely correct. Looks more elegant and it was, after all, a Lincoln concept car. Your build looks great. *NM*
          • It seems the most authentic build was by Mark Towel of Gotham Garage. See "correct" color here. *NM* *LINK*
            • Didn't you wonder why the model was done in green instead of white? *NM*
• AMT1093 Yenko Camaro has the Tampo printed Goodyear Polyglas F60's which should be the size you want. I know they're in other AMT kits too but that's the first one I can think of off the top of my head *NM*
  • Thanks Steve *NM*