Message Index

• American Graffiti 1958 Impala . . .PICs
  • That interior is really nice !! *NM*
  • Definitely the nicest scale build I've ever seen of this car. Awesome! *NM*
  • Very nice, Gary. I have a Revell Die Cast '58 Impala that I want to Build as the AG Impala. *NM*
  • Now that’s a stunning model! *NM*
  • Very nice work!!! I did not know the pin stripes were now in the kit!!! *NM*
  • Always liked this car in the movie and you did a great looking replica. *NM*
• A little bit of customizing on a 58 Impala interior (PICS)
  • Pretty cool idea !!! Might look a little better if the rear seats were the same ()or very close) to the same height as the fronts. Just my 2 cents worth *NM*
  • COOL! *NM*
  • Neat idea, tho' I agree with CT that the rear seats might do well to be a little lower, maybe trim the bottom of them 1/8th" but the overall idea is indeed cool......you gunna run the custom dash pod as well? *NM*
  • It's interesting to have stadium seating in a car. I've seen it in a suv but not a 58 Impala. *NM*
    • Those "custom" seats have been in the AMT 58 Impala since it was issued AFAIK..........they are different.....lol, but I suppose of the era. *NM*
  • I agree the seats are too high. Looks like you could match the floor heights. You might consider a flat package tray that the front edge rolls down to mate with the panel behind the seats. The soft curvy bulges do not seem to go well with the seat shapes. Just my 2 cents. *NM*
    • Since you have multiple kits I assume you have another set of the seats. The seat backs have an awkward bar protruding at kidneys/lower back level that would be annoying to some. You could use the lower seat sections of a donor to put in the upper back recess, which would
      • Those seats have a separate cushion that goes on the back. *NM* *PIC*
  • Love what you've done here. Extending the console and adding the rear seats ties the whole interior together. Thumbs up! *NM*
  • Re: Looks great *NM*
  • Nice start, Rob. And, yea, I'd take a bit off the bases of the back seats, not flatten the floor. A lot of the old AMT kits come with custom front seats but you almost never see anyone go to the trouble of using a second set in the rear , nice to see it done. *NM*
    • ORRrrrrrr,,,make a cover over the entire rear seat area !!!! Then ya don't hafta even think about it! *NM*
• Some updates on the 58 Impalas I'm working on. (PICS)
  • he skirts really make it..now the chrome reverse... *NM*
  • If this is the same one you're putting the custom interior in, I'd at least shave off some of the trim and door handles. If so, I'd say the Cragars or a set of chrome reverse would suit the car best. *NM*
• BEEN DONE.... PIX and thanks for looking
  • I like that side view a lot. Nice build my friend *NM*
  • Those plug wires and looms are a very nice detail. With the right decals that could be a 409. ;^). *NM*
  • My 1:1 '59 Impala(4 door) had a 348 with 409 valve covers and "Smitty's" exhaust system. *NM*
  • Very nice. I built the 65 gasser, but . . . .
  • Very cool build! *NM*
• Just upload another show *NM* *LINK* *PIC*
  • Excuse me I have to go change..... Love the 49-50 Ford Shoebox *NM*
  • Had not seen a white Alpha Romeo 4C before. Fun car. *NM* *PIC*
  • Welll, you guys won't like my comment, but here goes. Leave the hoods DOWN. I wanna see the CAR, and not necessasarily(sp?) the engine!!!!! I agree on the "Shoebox" too, Frank. But, I like the red '26/'27 Tudor better. O.k. "have at me" guys. L.O.L. *NM*
• Question for Board members who are or were contest judges
  • If it's a motorized turntable, most judging teams will request that you turn the motor off. Mirrors help the judges evaluate the underside of your model and are generally welcomed by judges. . *NM*
  • The turntable not so much, could even be a distraction. But the mirror (since most judges, myself especially had a self rule about picking up models) does help. *NM*
  • I always disliked turntables....mirrors definetely helped as I never liked picking them up either *NM*
  • I have a set of "turntables" but they are only flat dishes that sit on a set of round roller bearings. The model can be turned to see the back without handling it. No issues that way. *NM*
• 2016--02-13 3rd Annual Concours in the Hills Thought I'd post this since it was the 1st one I went to and due to some health issues decided it wouldn't be a good idea to try and do the 9th one today. The best show out here for foreign and exotics. Oh well, maybe next year. *LINK* *PIC*
  • Love that Cadillac Victoria... Too bad you couldn't get better clearer shots of it.... What a gorgeous car! i *NM*
    • Never saw it again. That's why if its a subject that really interests me and I can get them, anymore may do 10-20 shots of it. May be my only chance. *NM*
  • Wow. A LOT of high rollers! Great pics. I liked the Alfa Romeo 4C. My nephew has one but he had a relatively minor wreck with a curb. It is still not fixed, but he has a couple other cars so there is no rush and the wait may be a while even after he takes it in. I have
    • Forgot to mention his is black with a red interior. Sharp combo. *NM*
• Little update on my 2021 Charger build.....
• A little update on my AMT '70 Mach 1 *PIC*
  • Looking good! *NM*
• Random Stuff On My Shelf *PICS*
  • Is it all white metal or is there some aluminum tubing in there also? Nice looking! Both of them! *NM*
    • the kit required that you do the intake stacks and the main exhaust (past the header) with aluminum tubing. The rest is white metal. *NM*
  • Reminds me of the Abbott and Costello movie when Costello was driving all around. *NM*
• Here is some more pics *NM* *LINK* *PIC*
  • Thanks again! *NM*
• Revell '67 Dodge Coronet
  • Sweeeet! *NM*
  • Nicely done ! *NM*
  • Nice foil work especially on wheels well edges. *NM*
  • Beautiful build! *NM*
  • Looks great. (I've had the same experience with airbrushed Tamiya gloss acrylics) *NM*
  • I always like the Dodge better than the Plymouth. Nice model. I have a couple in the stash , never got around to building any of them.....maybe.... *NM*
  • Pretty color and build, so nicely detailed. *NM*
  • Good job with the black wash on the grille and rear panel! *NM*
• Questions! I just purchased the Cal Drag Combo kit and I want to use the 60 Ford Starliner chassis and interior to up grade the 64. I don't want to buy a complete new kit but will if I have to. Any ideas on how I can get my hands on a chassis and interior. Plus I would
  • I'd buy a kit. By the time you buy parts from someone breaking up a kit, you'll have spent about as much. Get one of the Round 2 reissues, they have two engines and two sets of wheels/tires *NM*
    • You right but it's almost worth buying the chassis and interior for the price of a full kit. I just hate having a body lying around that I am not going to use. But I'm pretty sure I will get a complete kit anyway. *NM*
  • well.....you ARE on a site that sells model cars....I'd probably look right here for one....just sayin.....: ) *NM*
    • I checked here first. If they had one it would already be on it's way to my doorstep. *NM*
      • Hey Terry, check your email.... *NM*
        • I don't see an email from you. Try this email: [email protected] *NM*
          • That's the email we used. Just sent it again. Maybe check your spam folder? *NM*
• Looks great Frank!! *NM*
• Here are some pics from a local car show from 2021 *NM* *LINK* *PIC*
  • Nice pics. *NM*
  • Thanks for sharing the PICS!! *NM*
  • I like most cars but for me something about muscle cars that makes the hair on my arms stand up. AGAIN, I like most cars. *NM*
  • Quite a variety! Thanks for the pics - That Cosworth Vega with a camper tent is a strange combo but I like it. *NM*
• For the rail fans. *NM* *LINK*
  • Thanks David!! *NM*
  • Some really neat stuff... being so close to Union IL with that museum I'll take a short ride over there every so often. During Christmas they have a Santa ride not sure where it goes (I've never taken that ride) but it is geared toward the kids and family. *NM*
  • Thanks David, never been able to make it up there. As the article says with their limited schedule just never could get it fitted in. *NM*
• What temperature did it get to where you live last nite? Minus 6 at our house. 10AM and only plus 5! *NM*
  • -25C (-12F) with a wind chill of -37C (-35F). Currently the temp is up to -22C (-8F) with wind chill of -36C (-33F). It's an indoor kind of day. :-) *NM*
  • 44 Deg F. at 4am *NM*
  • Here in central Mass was -11 at 8am with -35 chill factor. We are at +3 right now. Not sure of chill factor but have to go start the van to take my grandson to karate. *NM*
  • At 3 AM is was -20F with a windchill of -47 *NM*
    • You are in the northern climes, Steve!! *NM*
  • 37 degrees and 41 now with light rain *NM*
  • Maybe in the high 70s last night. I never turned the heat on. Overcast and windy now - Florida *NM*
  • -11°F earlier today. (NW Connecticut) *NM*
  • Yesterday it was in the minus numbers and today it hit in the mid-30's *NM*
• Thanks for comments on my '57 T-Bird. Here are some more photos as requested by Rich/NV PICS
  • Is that a Ferrari dashboard??? *NM*
    • Yes it is PIC
  • That's really cool. The proportions "work" for me. Nice job! *NM*
• Frank, did you receive the email I sent a couple of days ago? *NM*
  • No I'm sorry.... Did you use disco or ctheus? Use the disco one *NM*
    • The disco one is the one I have from a previous email. Will try again, thanks! *NM*
      • Bob you've got mail *NM*
• Miscellaneous Mopar Madness *PICS*
  • I still think back when I had the rental 2020 Charger/Hemi and wherever I went grocery store/ Menards, and so on, ALWAYS, somebody would say "Nice car",or "Wanna "run" it"? and "What's the "top end"? BUT, it was mostly women making the "Nice car" remarks. True story(s). *NM*
  • That black '61 Dodge convertible is just, YUM!!! *NM*
    • That is so KOOOOL...................... *NM*
    • DITTO!! *NM*
  • ...HANG 10 BABY... *NM*
  • Thanks Bill!! *NM*
  • Love the '68 GTX ragtop. That, with a 4-speed would be a 'grail' car for me. I do wonder, though, how many top-of-the-line GTXs made it out the door with cheapo dog dish hubcaps. *PIC*
  • Question: Does anybody in the aftermarket make those full wheel covers on the '69 GTX in 1:25? I can think of a couple of projects I'd like to put them on. *PIC*
    • Fireball Modelworks MIGHT make them. He does some MOPAR wheelcovers. *NM*
      • Thanks! I had checked previously and only saw the Dodge Monaco ones, but will look again. *NM*
    • These ones? *NM* *LINK* *PIC*
  • Bring on the Power Wagons!! *NM*
  • Love that black 72 Demon! Wish someone would cast that or Round 2 modify the Duster tool to make one. *NM*
    • We really need some Demons. *NM*
  • Funny how both Frank and I used the same Billy The Kid pro stock picture today! *NM*
  • Ah, man, you had me drooling over my keyboard. Thanks. *NM*
• DONE....PIX and thanks for looking
  • She's a real beauty Frank ! *NM*
  • Turned out terrific! Love to have a 1:1 like that. *NM*
  • I have the AMT kit of the '55. Now? As(the late) Roseanne Roseannadanna would say, "Never mind"!! *NM*
  • Very nice Frank. Is that BA emblem PE, or what? I have that kit in line for a low rider build. *NM*
    • BA Part of the decal sheet *NM*
  • Beauty Frank! *NM*
  • Nice and neat, clean build, good work ! *NM*
  • Very nice! *NM*
  • She came out beautiful and love the colors. *NM*
  • Nice color combo! *NM*
  • Very well done. Your foilwork is meticulous! *NM*
  • Now that’s a good looking ride! Love the color combo! *NM*
  • I like it!! Good work. *NM*
  • Sweet 55 Frank! *NM*
• Want to know if anyone makes 3/4 ton axles for 78-2000 dodge pickups *PIC*
  • The rear I think would be a Dana 60 - from any 3/4 or one ton kit. The front -
  • Not familiar with PU designations, but would the 4x4 setup be what you want? Isn't the 70s MPC Dodge WARLOCK pickup a 4x4? Or is it a different configuration or weight class? *NM* *PIC*
    • Warlock is 4x4 the one I have is 2wd instead of buying a kit I would just purchase axles *NM*
  • I have a DENCON resin conversion, pretty sure it's a straight copy from the warlock kit.
    • Re: I have a DENCON resin conversion, pretty sure it's a straight copy from the warlock kit.
      • I've heard that complaint from more than one, but today, AFAIK, he sells through a local hobby shop exclusively and they only sell what he has produced. No pre-orders. I won't post them here in difference to the Spotlight owners.
  • Easiest way is the axles from the revell Dodge Ramcharger, like the guy who built this '79 used... *NM* *PIC*
• 2-3-'59 "The Day the Music Died". *NM*
  • Rave on! *NM* *LINK*
  • Also Ed Roth's birthday... rest in piece. *NM*
• Friday Evening Randomness..... ENJOY!!!! *PICS*
  • Thanks for the nice warm photographs on a cold night :) *NM*
  • That's a pretty good job on the Henry J stock conversion. *NM*
  • So many to pick....... *NM*
  • Very rare....1966 Dodge Coronet 500 four door sedan....a mid--year bodystyle addition to the Coronet lineup....did not sell well....gone by 1968 model year. Cool stuff as usual, Marty! Thanks! TIM *NM*
    • Garlits (Museum) has one just like that except it has a Hemi and it was an FBI car. Imagine that, how rare of a car that is. Thanks TB *NM*
  • "Country Squire" is a perfect name for the big Ford wagon. Beautiful. *NM*
  • Nice Monte Carlo! *NM*
  • The custom AMT T-Birds are nice companions to Dave the Walker's build down the board--the early issue custom parts are so cool! *NM*
    • Thanks for comments. I have never seen one built with those parts before and now there are two on the Board. Of course Thanks Marty too! *NM*
  • Call me odd, but I like the Chevette and the Fairmont. Thank Marty. *NM*
    • What's liking the Fairmont and the Chevette have to do with you being odd. *NM*
      • It is more likely hearing the repetitions by folks of the tongue twister that did it. ;^) *NM*
      • True, thanks Frank. *NM*
    • Okay.... You're odd, Chuck.... But no because of the Chevette or the Fairmont!!!! LOL *NM*
  • I wonder two things about this pic: What year model Plymouth is it? and: Is the front fender label correct? If so, wow. ;^) *NM* *PIC*
    • 1951 Plymouth Cambridge.... And yes.... *NM* *PIC*
  • Thanks Marty!! *NM*
  • Neat stuff....sure would like to see that 4 Banger kit re-issued! *NM*
    • You and me, both! *NM*
  • Great assortment! Thanks. *NM*
• Gary66 can you post some more detail pics of your Nova? *NM*
  • Re: Gary66 can you post some more detail pics of your Nova? *NM* *LINK* *PIC*
    • Re: It looks like this now. *NM* *PIC*
      • THAT is vert cool!! *NM*
      • Nice work. I like how you turned the stock chassis into a race car by using the interior bucket to build the cage into. The finished product looks just like what I remember seeing on our local short track back in the 1970s. The stance, wheel arch re-radiusing...
    • That's a nice job, you can fit the AMT stock car chassis under it as well, the wheelbase is a perfect match.. *NM*
      • I have built some Novas like that too *NM* *LINK* *PIC*
        • Gary66 thanks for the detail pics! They were just what I needed! *NM*
• The original street outlaws! *NM* *LINK*
  • Fun times! *NM*
  • Wow--drag racingi in your mother's Buick. *NM*
  • The safety features are all nightmarish, but the wildest one is the narrow three lanes with two racing and one returning at the same time! OMG!!! Yikes! *NM*
• STRAIGHT LINE SATURDAY! .......err...Friday *NM* *PIC*
• I have not had to strip kit chrome for quite awhile so I have forgotten what to use....anybody?? Thanks *NM*
  • I've had success with Westley's Bleche White. *NM*
  • I start with C H E A P dollar store bleach.......work up to bleach white and citri-strip. *NM*
  • Purple Power will take the 'chrome' off but won't do much to the lacquer underneath. *NM*
    • Same for "Liquid Plumr" gel. *NM*
    • I’ve heard Easy Off takes it down to bare plastic but I’ve never tried. *NM*
      • About 1/2 the time. Chances are it'll need two treatments. *NM*
      • That's what I've always used!! Still do. *NM*
        • Off brand or name brand? *NM*
          • Easy Off(Yellow can(s) *NM*
            • Has to be the original formula. The stuff you pretty much need to wear a gas mask to use! *NM*
              • Also found out, the COVID K95 masks work just as good(to me anyway),but I have the garage door open, and only "dechrome" in the late Spring /early Summer. And yes I do have a painter's mask. *NM*
      • That's all I've ever used. BUT, in the pump spray. It's thicker then the aerosol spray can, more like a jell. *PIC*
  • Super Clean in the purple jug will strip chrome and the lacquer underneath, leave the parts in for a few days, worst case scenario, scrub and do a second soak *NM*
  • If you can find it, 91% alcohol. *NM*
    • Check at pharmacies. *NM*
    • Mike, does it strip the lacquer undercoat? *NM*
      • I can't say I've ever had much luck with any concentration of isopropyl stripping chrome. *NM*
        • Me either, Bill. That's why I asked. Seems counter-intuitive to expect it to attack lacquer... *NM*
    • I've seen it at Walmart and walgreens . *NM*
• In search of 1970 Pontiac Grand prix front bumper grill...
• That's a nice looking build. *NM*
• Fujimi 1/16 Ferrari 512BB
• The slant at the front of the C pillar is not the same...but an easy fix. The resin ones I've seen did not make this change. *NM*
• Yesterday I posted that I was working on the new AMT 2021 Charger R/T kit. I mentioned that there were four identical parts on the chrome tree that were not in the instructions. Here's a couple of pics of them. They remind me of police dog dish hubcaps. Am I wrong?
  • Next alt version per those in the know. *NM*
  • You are not wrong, look inside the body shell for other clues. *NM*
    • Just want to say thanks for when you post here - it's always fun and we are glad you are thinking of us modelers :-) *NM*
    • Thanks for the conformation Steve! See everyone, I'm not as crazy as I look!!! *NM*
  • For what its worth, these are the light bars the Lindberg Trooper Chargers have - *PIC*
  • Cruiser example;;;PIC.
• Finished A 57 T-Bird done my way PICS
  • Me like! *NM*
  • Excellent concept ! :-) *NM*
  • Very innovative. How 'bout a front 3/4 view to appreciate the grille and headlight treatment. *NM*
  • Very nice ! *NM*
  • Very cool concept and well executed, Dave. *NM*
  • A little Ferrari like........NICE *NM*
  • Nice and definitely different looking. *NM*
  • Interesting. *NM*
  • Very cool Dave, I love the wire wheels on it, does give it a bit of a Ferrari vibe! *NM*
  • That's a cool build. *NM*
  • A great example of why the "lost" custom and optional parts should be added back to all those old kits *NM*
• It depends on which 301 you’re comparing it too. Non turbos had a special thin wall cast block to reduce weight. *NM*
• Me too. I bought (2) reissued Johan ‘70 Eldorado kits there when they first came out. I think he had a heart attack and then his brother ran it for awhile. Then an employee/part owner ran it for a few years after that. I went there all the time in the 80’s and 90’ *NM*
• Time is accelerating. The older you get, the faster it goes according to our perception. It’s like the expansion of the universe if you believe in the Big Bang theory. *NM*
• Another one for the Rail Fans: A real oddity *LINK*
  • Looks like some kind of retrofit. *NM*
    • Yeah, there is some detail info about it in the pic/box below the engine pic at his link. V8 Ford power. *NM*
  • They did a kit of a gasoline powered steam loco........ *PIC*
    • That's loco alright...hehe *NM*
• Here's one for the Rail Fans: A nifty Ford Model A RR inspection coupe, and a railbus *5 PICS* &. *LINK*
  • Liked looking at the old pictures... Trains really last a long time don't they. *NM*
  • Those could be done in scale with G scale parts..... *NM*
  • I wonder what the reason was for painting the glass or replacing it with metal in the work car's doors? Seems like they would want wider arc of view as they approached road crossings. Did Xing red lights, bells and crossing arms activate automatically? *PICS*
• Stunning build awesome job! *NM*
• It's called "friction". Even if one surface is soft and one is hard, they both wear. Like how rubber tires wear out concrete roads... *NM*
• Dubiously well done! *NM*
• From what we can determine, it will be about a month before we see it. We will post updates as we learn them. *NM*
  • Thanks looking forward to ordering a few!!! *NM*
• Here is a real cool pic of the Alakart taken back inna day, and it appears to show the car sitting lower than I remember the way the kit builds up. I'm gonna hafta remember this when I build mine. *NM* *PIC*
  • 1:1 has different size tires front and rear, original kit does not *NM*
    • That's easy to fix. Is there any difference between the kit recently re-issued, and the one re-issued about 20 years ago?? *NM*
      • The new one is all-new...
        • Somehow, I got the impression that the one from 20 years ago was all new. *NM*
          • By "new", that's the one I meant. There were/are only two *NM*
        • I think this photo tells the story *PIC*
          • My one and only time between me and the Ala Kart. When it first hit the market, I just had to build one. "What do you mean, I hafta scrape the chrome off at the glue joints"? Huh, huh? Ha! Watch me!! Way to go, Boomer. You big dummy!! Nope, never did build it!!! L.O.L. *NM*
  • Jim did you get my email last night? *NM*
    • Hmmm....somehow I missed it. Reply sent. *NM*
      • Just sent it again *NM*
  • There were Two kits 31159 and 31971 in 2002. There is a new 2022.....
    • The one released in 2022 had really cool box art (IMHO). That may be why I got confused. Wonder why there was two kit numbers in 2002?? *NM*
      • Jim, is this the boxart you referenced.....PIC?
        • Yes Rich, and thanks for the FULL size picture!! That's definately a keeper. *NM*
      • There was one in a "checkerboard" box, that was sold by only one department store chain...
    • 31159 is the number on the ones I've owned. The other number could be the checkerboard box they sold at WalMart
      • I think 31971 was the K-Mart version....PIC.
  • OK, I've probably talked this to death, so I'm done now, but thanks for all the info. *NM*
• Made a few changes to my unfinished 24hr build project... *PIC*
  • C'MON MAN! Seems to me I've seen the double slicks and thought it was not only different but so cool. *NM*
  • How about a Caddy V16? That is a long nose to fill :) *NM*
  • Cutting that scale foot from the car, makes the proportions better.
  • Thanks for the comments, guys! 😁 *NM*
  • Super cool !!! Keep going, that is great *NM*
• Looks great, decals minimize the issues with the AMT body *NM*
• Digging into H/O history - Olds DID install the 455s in 68/9 on the production line in Lansing
• Two things happen:
  • You got it Ragtop. *NM*
• That would be a great build - hope to see it! *NM*
• I will make a point of seeing that - it is a parable of the rust belt
  • Also, according to the episode on "Mysteries of the Abandoned", Packard automobiles were way over priced, when you could buy an automobile(supposedly of the same quality), for a lot less money, if I understood that correctly. Love that series. *NM*
    • I don't think they were much different in price from the equivalent Cadillac or Lincoln. *NM*
      • i' m just going by what I saw and heard on the article that was being shown. No more, no less. As we use to say in the prison, "Ain't no thing"!! *NM*
    • Guessing they meant the "Junior" series Packards
• Looks great! (did one of your plug wires on the drivers side fall off?) *NM*
  • I'll have to look... so that's why it's running rough. *NM*
    • Well, even a 7-cylinder Hemi is better than almost anything else! *NM*
• That brings new meaning to running on asphalt ! Neat Nova! *NM*
• Great build...inspires me to do a S/S. *NM*
• Took a few photos this morning to show that I do actually work on stuff even if I never finish much, if any. First is the Heller Landini I mentioned yesterday. *LINK* *PIC*
• I saw that, too. Guessing it is a typo - does not look as if an english proofreader made more than a perfunctory pass over the literal translation from Deutsch
  • The two As are in the "regular" section. Separating some of the lesser quality stuff out makes some sense for them, it seems *NM*
• Nice! Like the burgundy on the '65! *NM*
• Kinda OT but car-related. *PIC*
  • Nice rig! However, I want it...it was stolen from my dreams :) :) :) *NM*
  • Sweet!! *NM*
  • Man, that image is priceless! It oozes coolness. *NM*
• For a GM guy, you build some nice Mopars. *NM*
• Superb! *NM*
• Boy Frank, you're doing a lot of model building. *NM*
  • Well it does seem that way but they aren't like overnite, many have already been started. I'll "X" amount to a certain point then I get more to that point... Just keep moving them up to the next step until done. *NM*
    • Though I have to admit I do some kits that I'm hot on at the time and move them to the front of the line. Like the 71 Olds and soon to come the 68 Coronet. *NM*
      • "Overnite"? I guessed that wasn't the case. You must do a little, with something, every day, right? Today I revisited something I started 30+ years ago. Still a lot to do.😎 *NM*
        • Yes I do.... Reminder I live in a condo, retired, I do a bunch of painting in the summer to have all that backed up like Chicago traffic at rush hour. This summer I have a flooring project that will take me some time to do and maybe a small kitchen remodel *NM*
          • Oh! and I don't sleep very well so I'm up all hours of the night. *NM*
            • I'm also retired (1999). I only sleep when I can't stay awake any longer. Since you don't sleep much we'd make a great neighbors. *NM*
              • Yes we would... but I'm sure I'd like your weather before you'd like my weather. Forecast calling for -21 overnight with windchill *NM*
                • Frank, I grew up in the Adirondack area of upstate New York. I've experienced those temperatures too many times. Don't miss that weather. *NM*
• Thanks for posting this. I never would have thought to do it this way, but it's brilliant! *NM*
• THANKS GUYS *NM*
• I'm looking forward to this one as well! *NM*
• Very nice builds... All if them! *NM*
• Love it! Nice job. *NM*
• My thoughts (so far) on the new AMT 2021 Charger R/T kit......
  • Sounds like fun...where's the pictures?! : ) What is the second release you mentioned? *NM*
    • Pics when I'm done. No idea what the next release is. The extra parts remind me of dog dish hubcaps so I'm thinking (hoping) a police car is next. *NM*
  • Thanks for the review, David! I’m excited to see how this one turns out. A suggestion for the window glass…
• Came out really nice Frank. Did the kit come with full windows or did you add them? *NM*
  • Thanks... Came with full windows. *NM*