Messages In This Thread

• 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*
        • I agree with this. Although it seems these days like we have to apologize for being “boomers”, I really think that good design is just good design, and appreciated by members of all generations.