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JimNTENN I've seen the White House model before. Wonder if it comes with a "presidential" figure to place in the window?
I've seen the White House model before. Wonder if it comes with a "presidential" figure to place in the window?
The Whitehouse kit doesn't come with figures but the U.S. Capital building does.
I have both of these kits and want to build a diorama using them but haven't figured out how I would do that.
mitsdude JimNTENN I've seen the White House model before. Wonder if it comes with a "presidential" figure to place in the window? The Whitehouse kit doesn't come with figures but the U.S. Capital building does.
Unfortunately, I never saw the Capitol Building kit in hobby shops ........
Hi :
They came out about 1960 for the reactor and 1965 for the oil rig .the Oil rig is still availible from REVELL of GERMANY . It is the " North Cormorant " oil rig .Its a box full , and I mean full of plastic !
Hey ! Spru-ce Goose !
The kit when first released had a collection of figures up to and including HARRY S. TRUMAN ! When I got mine the odd part was , it had a cardboard roof !
tankerbuilder Hey ! Spru-ce Goose ! The kit when first released had a collection of figures up to and including HARRY S. TRUMAN ! When I got mine the odd part was , it had a cardboard roof !
Thanks for the info, tankerbuilder...I've only seen the Glencoe release.
Were the figures printed on cardboard? As for a cardboard roof..........I recall a number of play sets sold during my childhood that had cardboard roofs.I can't help wonder if the kit was meant to be a toy; the method of assembly seems designed to facilitate easy assembly and disassembly.
You can still get the oil rig? Do you know of any distributors you can get it from or do you have to go straight through R/G?
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Midwest Products: Skiff(wood model)
i have that too
didn't see the oil rig but will keep looking.
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