Many years ago, one of our members did some reasonably thorough research
on making flat kits. He produced a few kits of a door+1/2 SP autobox.
One was built up and won a contest in a prior NASG contest. Most of the
parts, despite updated methods, were really excellent pieces. I have
one yet to build--those type kits are like fine wine, requiring the
proper aging! The individual had numerous kits in mind to build, but he
didn't want to become Al Westerfield either!
Bob Werre
>
> Jim;
> I think some of the posts pertaining to flat castings were from those who,
> have no idea what is involved in the level of work that you achieve.
> They were suggesting alternative methods to possibly save $ and have
> multiple kits available.
> There still are those folks out there who love fitting and piecing parts
> together.
> No slight toward you.
> Jeff S.
>
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