FenderMender
09-17-2007, 03:51 PM
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GREMLINS: My versions are one RED one AND one BLUE one, BOTH with the white "hockey stick" stripes on the sides Both are Gremlin X versions.
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PINTOS: My versions are yellow and white AND gray primer.
The yellow/white version has painted yellow inner hubcaps which I have never seen on any of the Motormax assembled models.
Was lucky to come across a Wally Mart closeout sale and loaded up two 1974 AMC Gremlin Xs and two 1974 Ford Pintos.
All are 1/24 scale Motormax Fresh Cherries KIT models for 5 bucks a copy.
I especially like these kits because they are so easy to do modifications to as well as additional detailing. Had to blackened the rear wheel wells of both the Pinto and the Gremlins and blacken the steering linkage as both are molded in the primary colors of the interiors. By the way, the interiors are done in two colors usually and the dashes look great for this price point.
A little extra detailing goes a long way in making these look so much better, especially in the engine compartment.
Overall quite a bit of bang for the buck in terms of style, content, detail and presentability.
Keep the orphan cars a'coming, Motormax. They are COOL !!!!!
GREMLINS: My versions are one RED one AND one BLUE one, BOTH with the white "hockey stick" stripes on the sides Both are Gremlin X versions.
http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a107/DiecastRastafarian/MM73318.jpg
PINTOS: My versions are yellow and white AND gray primer.
The yellow/white version has painted yellow inner hubcaps which I have never seen on any of the Motormax assembled models.
Was lucky to come across a Wally Mart closeout sale and loaded up two 1974 AMC Gremlin Xs and two 1974 Ford Pintos.
All are 1/24 scale Motormax Fresh Cherries KIT models for 5 bucks a copy.
I especially like these kits because they are so easy to do modifications to as well as additional detailing. Had to blackened the rear wheel wells of both the Pinto and the Gremlins and blacken the steering linkage as both are molded in the primary colors of the interiors. By the way, the interiors are done in two colors usually and the dashes look great for this price point.
A little extra detailing goes a long way in making these look so much better, especially in the engine compartment.
Overall quite a bit of bang for the buck in terms of style, content, detail and presentability.
Keep the orphan cars a'coming, Motormax. They are COOL !!!!!