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[PR19_Kit]

Is this one of any use?

https://jimmyflintstonestudios.com/NB314--1961-67-Ford-Econoline-Van_p_382.html

It says it fits an LRW chassis, but is it legal to have a Hemi in an Econoline?

Shouldn't it be a Cammer at the very least?

[Rick Lowe]

I like that Rick.  Thanks.  Flintstone also make a 1/25 resin Dodge A100 van body to convert the Lindberg pick-up into a van.

Happy to help. 

t says it fits an LRW chassis, but is it legal to have a Hemi in an Econoline?

Shouldn't it be a Cammer at the very least?

You're assuming Fred would be Bothered by that little distinction...

[zenrat]

Is this one of any use?

https://jimmyflintstonestudios.com/NB314--1961-67-Ford-Econoline-Van_p_382.html

It says it fits an LRW chassis, but is it legal to have a Hemi in an Econoline?

Shouldn't it be a Cammer at the very least?

Ideally, yes.  or a Boss 429 Semi Hemi.   
Although it's always nice to upset the Blue Ovaltinies.

I took a proper look at the Flintsone site.  The Econoline would, including postage, end up costing me in the region of $AU200 (plus a donor kit).  Too rich for me.

[Gondor]

Sorry, had to unmask old man Spackman as the villain behind the ghost quetzalcoatlus...

Mystery Machine and the Scoobys look good.
Coincidentally ("there is no coincidence" - R.A.Wilson) we were discussing the Mystery Machine last night at the Model Car Club meeting.  I bugs me that there has never been a commercial injection moulded sixties Ford Econovan kit to build one from.

https://www.scalemates.com/search.php?fkSECTION%5B%5D=All&q=Scooby+Doo%21+Mystery+Machine*

[zenrat]

Thanks Gondor.   
I've got one of the Polar Lights version in the stash and I built one for my Niece.
They are bigger than 1/25.  Not bad but i'd love to build a "real" one in 1/25 from an accurate Econoline..
The one I built for my niece I polished up the kit plastic and used the glow in the dark stickers it comes with.
Mystery Machine008 by Fred Maillardet, on Flickr
Mystery Machine003 by Fred Maillardet, on Flickr

[Rick Lowe]

I took a proper look at the Flintsone site.  The Econoline would, including postage, end up costing me in the region of $AU200 (plus a donor kit).  Too rich for me.

Yikes! Sorry to tease you like that, Fred. 

[zenrat]

I took a proper look at the Flintsone site.  The Econoline would, including postage, end up costing me in the region of $AU200 (plus a donor kit).  Too rich for me.

Yikes! Sorry to tease you like that, Fred. 

You're forgiven.  Maybe one day eh...

[Joe CalPo]

Thanks Gondor.   
I've got one of the Polar Lights version in the stash and I built one for my Niece.
They are bigger than 1/25.  Not bad but i'd love to build a "real" one in 1/25 from an accurate Econoline..
The one I built for my niece I polished up the kit plastic and used the glow in the dark stickers it comes with.

Love that!  Someday I may build one myself.  There are a few STLs on Cults3d, and I found plastic models I must needs buy now.
Just need a scale model of Cher to add to the gang.  She (and Sandy Duncan) returned to the Scooby-verse 50 years after their first appearances.

[Rick Lowe]

She (and Sandy Duncan) returned to the Scooby-verse 50 years after their first appearances.

?? 

Please cite references. Interested parties want to know...

[Joe CalPo]

She (and Sandy Duncan) returned to the Scooby-verse 50 years after their first appearances.

?? 

Please cite references. Interested parties want to know...

Sandy had been in the 1972 episode "Sandy Duncan's Jekyll and Hyde"
Cher, then with Sonny, was in the 1972 episode "The Secret of Shark Island".
In the recent series "Scooby Doo and the Guess Who" they both were guest stars, Sandy in "The Dreaded Remake of Jekyll and Hyde" and Cher in "Cher, Scooby, and the Sargasso Sea".  50 years later and still going!

[Rick Lowe]

She (and Sandy Duncan) returned to the Scooby-verse 50 years after their first appearances.

?? 

Please cite references. Interested parties want to know...

Sandy had been in the 1972 episode "Sandy Duncan's Jekyll and Hyde"
Cher, then with Sonny, was in the 1972 episode "The Secret of Shark Island".
In the recent series "Scooby Doo and the Guess Who" they both were guest stars, Sandy in "The Dreaded Remake of Jekyll and Hyde" and Cher in "Cher, Scooby, and the Sargasso Sea".  50 years later and still going!

I never knew that - guess I'll have to peruse the episodes when I get a chance.

Thanks!

[NARSES2]

Showing my age, every time I read Sandy Duncan my brain pictures Duncan Sandys