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I'd settle for AMT just fixing the roof on the current kit!
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Very, very nice despite the (very) minor issues. Tires and wheels really help the look. I personally would LOVE to see an all new tool of that era Challenger. *NM*
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...but agree, I'd love to see new tooling.
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Speaking of Mopars...(All New!): The [1971] Scrap Box Challenge[r R/T]...or how to piece together an otherwise prohibitively expensive model topic from spare/leftover parts and a questionable resin body.... *LINK* *PIC*
Very, very nice despite the (very) minor issues. Tires and wheels really help the look. I personally would LOVE to see an all new tool of that era Challenger. *NM*
I'd settle for AMT just fixing the roof on the current kit!
Great job TB! I always enjoy your build reviews! *NM*
Sounds like the RT/SE '70 that I picked up, eventually just gave up on it and moved it on a show table...
Looks good! *NM*
Thanks guys for taking a look, and for your comments too! Cheers...TIM *NM*
Appreciate your pics and explanations of steps in the build. Interesting to follow the process. *NM*
Excellent! A low quality resin never deterred me. My kind of project too. Three projects on my bench. All with hoods glued shut. *NM*
I agree John, I'm lightly glueing the hoods shut on more and more of my builds as well.
Challenges aside, that came out nice! Even better yet, you got another project done and some old annual parts put to good use! *NM*
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