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AMT Redline/Goodyear Polyglass Tires


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So I just picked up the re-release of AMT's 68 Roadrunner kit and was blown away by the combination redline/Goodyear Polyglass GT tires that are in the kit. I checked the Round 2 website and didn't see anything announcing a new tire pack that had these tires but would buy a dozen sets if they did. Does anyone know if they plan to release these as a tire pack or if they are in any other kits? May have to buy a couple extra Roadrunners just for these tires... Need some for my Goats.

Don

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I have those tires and they have Goodyear Polyglas GT on both sides. Looking for a good set of redlines that will work for 60's musclecars. I've done the redline decal thing with limited success. The tires that come with the Roadrunner kit are some of the best I've seen in my very limited model car experience. Don't suppose Round 2 would listen to us if we asked them to offer these in a parts pack...

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Given the number of tire parts packs they have done so far, it wouldn't surprise me if they don't offer the redline versions at some point in the future.. I've used resin redline tires before, but the problem with them is they always seem to be the skinny early-mid '60s variety--too narrow for a late '60s muscle car application.

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Red lines!? I love red line tires. Have not seen a good set of 1/25th scale tires in a kit since the late 1960's. I too hope these become available in a separate parts pack to the near future. I've had very poor luck with the red line decals in the Revell kits. And I'm planning on building another '67 Revell Corvette in the near future. I need a set of red lines for that and several other car of that era.

Oh, and Rob Hall, real red lines in the late 60's were always very narrow. Much narrower that white walls found on cars of the time. Now I haven't seen the resin tires you have. But they maybe correct.

Scott

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