Daddyfink

Oh wow, I have never seen this kit in person and had no idea that they modded the tooling that much! Thanks for the pics and info.

They can bring this back and just add the Superfly parts, which I think is what the Superfly version was.

Just picked mine up tonight, and I must say, the boxes are huge!

Now taking offers! LOL! Seriously, I just got mine. And the boxes are huge!

The rig and trailer came from the Auto World Black Friday Sale and the Porsche from my LHS!

It was a first a fuel altered, and then a Funny Car, if you want to call it that. I ran a 427 Wedge FE

Don't assume! LOL! And no, they are not 70 to 72, are they?

Why Round 2 or Revell have not made a new tool Chevelle is beyond me! They have retooled the '57 Chevy, '32 Ford, '67 Camaro and so on, why not an early 70's Chevelle?

When did he pass?

It was a real deal!

Sadly, not great sellers, at least on the secondary market. I could not give them away at a kit show! Some of the older stuff goes, but the newish types doesn't move.

Today, as I dug around my model kits I noticed something that kept repeating, and that was how many kits have Miller Beer on them! Here are some, if not all of them. What other brands have this many kits branded with their products? Coors, maybe?

My LHS finally was able to get some more Tamiya Z kits and they where nice enough to save one for me! They flew out the door again! The White Z Aoshima kit came via Amazon.

It is a glue kit, but a very simple one and it is in 1/12th scale. The likeness of the Fonz is pretty goofy, but hey, it was the FONZ! I have one in my stash that Henry Winkler signed for me at the Grand National Roadster Show. https://www.scalemates.com/kits/mpc-1-0634-fonz-and-his-bike--1223662