1977 Bandit Trans Am, Custom Models, Movie Information and we're building a real semi trailer! Help us!
UPDATE: 11/5/2009
Due to the economy I am only building NINE more sets of my 1/32 scale with figures. First come, first served. I will offer them here or on ebay as seller bigt232.
The sets are $350 apiece. The display case and sheriff cars are extra. I am currently out of 1/87 sets. I am also out of 1/64 sets, i have the parts, just have not built them yet. I am building 1/43 scale kid's sets as seen on ebay. Thank you and God bless.
I make three scales of models: 1/32 , 1/87 and 1/64. The 1/32 scale measures 22" long X 3" high. The 1/64 measures 13" long X 1.5" high. I custom build models as a side business, so please email me for price changes and availability. Prices do not include shipping costs. Customer satisfaction is my number 1 priority. I do give refunds for models returned in good condition. All models are shipped with deliverly confirmation and insurance. Buyer pays all shipping costs. I do ship worldwide. I accept Paypal and money orders ONLY. Contact me directly for availability, as I ONLY accept and ship pre-approved orders.
I have listed my 2008 Bandit run Models. These sets were specially made for the tour and they are not for sale. Some of the figures and models are one of a kind. The 2008 models were built using the graphic from the movie. I use it on all models I sell. I do not sell decals. I do have some 1/87scale or HO scale available. You can always email me.
" Hello Tyler, I certainly want to thank you for the beautiful models of the bandit car and truck. The care for detail and quality of work is outstanding! It seems like you didn't miss anything. They will occupy a prominent place in my home, displayed in my trophy case. I read your letter; and I must say you sound like the, or at least one of the most ardent "Smokey and the Bandit" fans I have ever heard from. Again, thank you from me and my whole family- especially my granddaughter; who proudly placed the Snowman figure on the running board of that truck, smiled at me and said, "Right there is where papa goes". Best wishes, Jerry Reed"
