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No good deed goes unpunished. Gary S.Have several of those kits as well, including the 1/32 PBY5A and the 1/48th B-36. The B-36 is the largest model in my stash unless you include the DeAgostini Millenium Falcon which is 32 inches long, or the 1/2 scale R2D2, or the 1/8th scale Mercedes and Rolls Royce Pocher kits.
Then there is this project that got foisted on me about 4 weeks ago on the way to Bob Letterman's funeral.
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I have since loosened and pulled the fender straighter so the drivers door can be opened properly without further damage. As can be seen the AC condenser was holed so no AC till it is fixed. The radiator has 2 plastic pins in the top that sheared off. No coolant leaks but I used some zip cable ties to support the top and keep it in place for the remainder of the trip. No frame damage to speak of, just a lot of broken plastic. I have already straightened 90% of the damaged sheet metal in front of the radiator. Going to be a bit of a problem to get a bumper cover as the OEM ones are no longer available. Aftermarket shit doesn't ever fit right. Also want to upgrade it to have the tow package radiator.
And, this isn't the big item, it will be showing up tomorrow (I hope and according to UPS)
Chris guessed, but was off a few $$ (unless he was thinking in Australian $$) Hope everyone enjoyed the guessing game.$900.00 1/32 Lancaster?
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At this point, there is enough there that it will stand unless there is something that needs to be added as it can be seen. An example would be the wiring and cables on the back side of the instrument panel if they can be seen.Impressive indeed!!
I wonder to myself "How much of this complete interior kit will survive research and inspection by one who misses no flaw and must correct such?" I expected a 1/1 scale figure of Barb Wire.