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Robert M. Woolley
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...is this 1/64 scale Johnny Lightning 1972 Buick Riviera.

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(@evan-morgan)
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It would be a nice model if the hood fit better.



   
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(@bob-jackman)
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For some reason I missed this one. I do have this boat tail in 1/43 scale.



   
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Robert M. Woolley
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@evan-morgan Yes, it would be nice if the parts fit better. I dont like opening features on 1/64 as so many fit poorly. Worst of the worst are opening doors on early M2. Those doors on some M2's ruin some otherwise great castings.



   
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