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Here is a website I found that has links to a hundred or so additional website. Select ModelPartsLinks

Info on F-1 Kits - non main stream manufacturers - reviews of kits (not in English) but it does show photo of parts

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The International Model Car Builders' Museum was founded with a simple goal: Preserve the memories of this great hobby for all hobbyists - old and new. On this site you will find examples of some of the great model builders of the past like Dave Shuklis, Don Emmons, Phil Jensen, and others. The Museum is making a concerted effort to collect famous models of the past, or if that is impossible, "clone the past" by building replicas of groundbreaking or famous models. Besides models, the Museum has a huge collection of "Modelabilia", interesting artifacts of the past, and those that will be considered significant in the future.

Specializing in the Chrome Plating* of plastic for the Model car and Collector car enthusiast

International Plastic Modelers' Society (IPMS) is an organization dedicated to the fun scale modeling. It was started in Great Britain in 1963, as the British Plastic Modelers Society. Jim Sage, of Dallas, Texas, started the Society here in the US. There are now branches of IPMS all over the world. At this year's national convention in Columbus, Ohio, we had folks from Brazil, Canada, Britain, Finland and alot of others.