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I have the Batmobile in a Corgi, Husky, Hot Wheel, Polar Lights and this resin car pictured. Built from a 50's Ford Futura show car, it is MY FAVORITE car.... The detailing of this resin kit is amazing.
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Did you build that one? The red stripes are well doe! That was always my favorite batmobile, bt I like the gree hret car better. My dad had the same year Imperial the GH started as. I haven't built anything in quite a while, but I still have tons of kits and parts around.
1959-60 american rambler 2 dr. wagon, plastic model or promo
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Wish I had the skill to build a kit like this.... Made from a resin kit, the interior detail is AMAZING. This is a favorite car of many. Does anyone know of a 1/25 scale Green Hornet Black Beauty car?
HOLLY RESIN MODELS, BATMAN!!! sorry just had to throw sumpn in. carry on, nice car!!