Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Model Kit of the Week #17: Jaws of Doom
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As a boy in the '70s, I got the one of the other Fundimensions Six Million Dollar Man model kits 'Bionic Bustout!' Link to an image of the kit:
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Wow. Once again, you've transported me back to my childhood at light speed. I remember sitting at the picnic bench on my back porch, meticulously trying to paint this model perfectly. Thanks!
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