Motoretrolia
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- Sep 7, 2024
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Yes, They're 1/48th scale. My (4) kits were all made in London, England. All built in either 1967 or 68.
Well "Git" on someWow of course not being an aircraft builder I'd never heard of them .
Ok wait one minute here. Did you just raid my Vintage kit vault??? I thought I was the only one on this planet that has those Impact By-Planes. Very nice haul. I'll have to go down to my Vault and double check my stash for I have all of them you just posted lol. You can buy a True Details cockpit set and with some work it will fit your kits.As I've mentioned I'm not much of a collector, that said, this is my total stash, so don't laugh!
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As I've mentioned I'm not much of a collector, that said, this is my total stash, so don't laugh!
Nice.....
Might be a little late. I can blame it on the Postal Service. LOL
Will you build this soon? I look forward to progress pics if so!I'm curious if I send this in if I will win something. It's dated 1971, think there's still time?
I'm not sure when I'll get a chance to put it on the bench.Will you build this soon? I look forward to progress pics if so!
I remember when the streets of Houston were full of 260Zs.
Probably an equal number of RX7s, and later the 280s. I think the time when the 240 ruled the niche was before my time. Or I was distracted by Camaros/Mustangs which most of us 13-17 year old kids could wrench on!
I get it. I have a 1966 GT40 kit that is almost 30 years old and still sealed. Like the F-19 "Stealth" fighter I have, I'm in no hurry to build it.I'm not sure when I'll get a chance to put it on the bench.
The 240Z was one of my favorite cars growing up. Along with the BMW 2002.