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I'd prefer any 69-73 Mopar fuselage bodied car, ideally an Imperial 2dr.....tho' a 2dr Chrysler from those years would suffice....ha,ha....yep, wishful thinking Andy....lol....there goes those flock of flyin' pigs again........lol. *NM*
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More on the development of the Revell Boss 351 kit....
Maybe we can hope for, 70 Chevelle, 70 GTO, 70 Dart Swinger.... *NM*
…..70 AMX, 70 Donohue Javelin :^) *NM*
I did a little consulting for one model company around a 70 Javelin......but seems the project has been dropped.....oh well *NM*
I'd prefer any 69-73 Mopar fuselage bodied car, ideally an Imperial 2dr.....tho' a 2dr Chrysler from those years would suffice....ha,ha....yep, wishful thinking Andy....lol....there goes those flock of flyin' pigs again........lol. *NM*
I do think they are missing a ton of police and municipal sales. *NM*
Me too . . . ME TOO! *NM*
How about some actual kudos for the Revell team which was the intent behind Tim post? Kudos Revell, and especially my friend Don Sikora II. *NM*
Agreed. Don Sikora II was behind many of Revell's best kits. He's also a great modeler, and all around good guy. *NM*
Tim, I've "been at" this hobby since 1948, and just lately have marveled at all the blood, sweat, and tears, that goes into the "creation" of a kit. It "fathoms" the imagination!! *NM*
Don't have one in my hands yet, but from what I've seen online this may very well be the nicest rendition of an American muscle car kit done in 1:25 to date. Hopefully a sign of things to come! Kudos to all involved!!! *NM*
I want to give my two 'Thumbs Up' to all who were involved with making this kit........
I've been looking through mine, making plans on how I'm gonna build it, and I have to say that the research and planning that went into the kit really shines through! *NM*
3D and Resin do not have the same restrictions - I suspect there will be workarounds for this issue from the usual suspects. *NM*
