Did that kit get reissued recently? Or is that like from 90's or so?

💀 Very cool kit! 💀

Very nice build, I just subscribed!!

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👍🏻Very KkOoL 👍🏻

I made this kit in 1970. Than it was a good kit to make. I have a new one . Your video got me thinking about it.

I hope your's works out better for you than mine did. With mine I found problems with the wheel folding option (like a lack of stops) for the wheels when they are in the open position. I might revisit it and just build it into one configuration instead of being able to convert, possibly while it is in the hover mode gliding on the guard rails, with the backdrop. Good job on the Ford Tri-motor even if it is an old kit.

Its a nice model, but I heard that it can be a bit challenging to build. I would`nt know, since I never built it yet 😀 But actually I`m working on a halloween build myself, it has been stalled a couple of years, but now I`m expecting to have it finished in time for halloween. I will follow your build. Happy modelling 🙂

I built my "Li'l Coffin" back in 1964 and 30 years of moving all over the world it got crushed. I am in the process of restoring it if I can find all the pieces. I did use the motor in a 1957 Chevy El Camino that I fabricated so I will have to make another motor for it.

Awesome kit still needing to grab this one thanks for the look inside just found your channel you got my sub 👍👍🛞💨🏁🤘🤙

Nice update John, That is gonna be one cool profect.

A legendary kit and car!

Yep, someday get my hands on one. Good luck in your build.

Nice work I have not seen any built till now thank you for sharing.

Sweet kit. I used to have a Hot Wheels of that car.

Love that box art. Looks like a nice kit.

That's a fun kit enjoy your build.

That will be an interesting build for sure ! 👍🙂

Interesting model. I am surprised the chassis / frame is so small compared to the overall car body. This is one model I have never built. You can't go wrong with a car model that has a skeleton LOL I think the stitched pattern on the interior roof might be called "Pleats" ? I'm not sure. I'm looking forward to you build 👍

Cool look at the kit.

Very cool looking kit can't wait to see what you do to it.

Thanks for the review. 🏁🔱

Very cool and good build!

I just traded that kit and another for one of my holy grail kits the little coffin is based on a 32 ford good luck in the group build

Great job. That tank looks awesome. I’ve built several of them now. Thanks for joining in the fun. Don’t forget to email me your address so I can mail you a token. Papadan.

Great looking Chevelle John. I didn't know that about Chevy big blocks. Thanks for sharing

Looks awesome John!! Great build!

Looks great Nicely done 👍

My email is in my channel description, email me your address and I'll send you a shop card.

Just found your channel and subbed. Catching up on some of your videos..... AWESOME STUFF

Very nice build, came out great!! 🤙🏼

Great build ! I really like the body color too 👍

That is cool, I like the color combo. Very Nice.👍👍

Great looking Chevelle for the GB John. I really dig the Pro Street & Gassers.

Very nice! Thanks for sharing.

Great job looks good.

Nice build. I'm building this kit for a group build, Woody's Rock-n-Roll on Wheels.

Turned out really cool 😎 John, enjoy your weekend 🍻 🇦🇺 🦘 🪃🤙

Very cool kit and choice for the gb!

Great update!

Awesome project! Looking forward to more updates!

The 250 turned out great!

Awesome! I love the way you are talking it os for!! Awesome update!

My Grandpa raced in this era. He ran a 34 Plymouth. I really love this build, you inspire me to do one.

ya got my attention looking forward to seeing the finished project

Great update John. Your gasser is looking good. Ron

That's coming along real good great update.

250 turned out sweet Nicely done sometimes you wonder what the manufacturer is thinking

nice progress.. thx 4 sharing.... vinny.

Such a cool project. I love this. Awesome job trimming the fenders off. I love it. Try to paint over the orange plastic with silver. Either use your primer and then spray silver over it or spray silver primer if you can get it. Seems to work pretty great as a color block in my experience.