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My thoughts exactly. *NM*
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It's not generational, their 50s Chevys were great, and they appeal to a wide group (stock, custom, lowrider, etc.) *NM*
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OK Revell, listen up! I think it's time for some more re-issues. Let's start with your wonderful '57 Chevy Black Widow kit. Also your '69 Charger would be nice to see again. And while you're at it, how about a flat hood for that awesome '71 Boss 351 Mustang. Anything else? *NM*
'67 Camaro! :) *NM*
Absolutely! Been waaaaay too long for that one! *NM*
Would be surprised NOT to see a flat-hood "Gone in 60 Seconds" '72 Mustang at some point relatively soon
57 Ford sedan gasser and Slingster dragster. *NM*
Just realized... I forgot to mention the 56 Nomad wagon!8 *NM*
SOX & MARTIN CUDA!! *NM*
The "Bad News" 60 Chevy panel wagon street machine! *NM*
I remember the uproar when that kit was released. It was announced as a '60 Chevy Panel so everyone was expecting a stock kit. Lots of people were not happy! *NM*
Re: Kit historians correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't Atlantis own the TD licence?
Sure looks like it. Wonder if they have the '60 SD tool? *NM*
Where the most recent issue was made would throw some light on who has it now. Overseas = still with Revell, USA = could be with Atlantis *NM*
Supposedly Tom swore off ever working with Revell/Monogram again after either Hobbico or the previous owners didn't pay him some royalties for use of his designs..
How about the new tool '55 Bel Air Hardtop, '57 Bel Air Convertible, '59 Corvette 2'n1, '59 Impala HT Classic Custom just to name a few waaayyyy over due reissues... *NM*
Would like another copy of the '55 Bel Air Convertible. I got one years ago, but I haven't built it, as a replica of a car from an '80s music video *PIC*
I think the original issue had no bumper overriders (those on the bumper ends) but later issues did. I'd like to see the plain bumpers if possible. Hope I'm remembering correctly. *NM*
The original issue (coral and grey car on the box) had the bumper overriders, the Pace Car reissue did not. *NM*
Thanks! *NM*
They have a fantastic portfolio of very popular Chevy subjects, would see to beg for some sort of 'series'
It's not generational, their 50s Chevys were great, and they appeal to a wide group (stock, custom, lowrider, etc.) *NM*
My thoughts exactly. *NM*
