Peerless Max kit questions

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Peerless Max kit questions

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I'm currently negotiating a trade with someone on the internet. He wanted some Verlinden buildings I posted on Kitmaker.

He gave me a list of items he had and was willing to trade, which included kit he referred to as "Peerless Max Dodge 3/4 ton Command and Reconnaissance Car." I did some snooping and found what I think is the kit he means, Peerless Max #3505.

The internet revealed far less about the kit than I would have liked, and I couldn't even find a rundown of the contents of that particular kit.

Does anyone here have knowledge about this kit? Or a critique of Peerless Max as a manufacturer? Anything would be a great help. I sent the guy a PM but he hasn't responded and I wanted to cover all the bases.
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Never actually seen one, but I believe they were once oK often being the only one who covered a particular subject. Italeri still produce subjects using their molds. It comes from the 1970's when flash and seams abounded left and right and slide molding was a dream.
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digger303 wrote: Mon May 08, 2017 12:24 am Never actually seen one, but I believe they were once oK often being the only one who covered a particular subject. Italeri still produce subjects using their molds. It comes from the 1970's when flash and seams abounded left and right and slide molding was a dream.
Yes, that was my fear, that it would be full of flash and seams and pin marks. I might still take the chance as it seems an interesting subject to build and I have not much to lose. :tongue:
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