Wednesday, January 02, 2013
Model Kit of the Week #12
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Wish that they were making model kits of ships and vehicles from movies now-I wanted to see the following:
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*The cars from Hawaii Five-O (in particular Danny's Camaro)
*Model kits from The Avengers movie (of the Avengers themselves, of the Quinjet, and of the Helicarrier
*Model kits from Prometheus (the ship, and the aliens)
*Model kits of the ships from The Fifth Element and the cars
Model kits of the ships from the recent version of Battlestar Galactica