Moebius future kit prototypes from November, 2017 NNL Motor City...

[Danno]

 

 

 

SO OVERDUE !!!

 

SO OVERDUE II !!!

 

[Bucky]

I kinda hope it's something that hasn't been done by anybody, other than the resin aftermarket shops!

[Bill J]

I have to guess that it will be something that will have a following...somewhere. Not much excites me anymore. They can keep all the Corvette's, Camaro's, Buick's, Oldsmobile's and most all MOPAR's. Over saturated with them already. Wait and see, I reckon. I'm hoping for a 49 Packard convertible, not likely is it?

[moparfarmer]

What ever it is or who makes it, unless its a re-release they will get some miles out of the tooling..Or its maybe the final version of the tooling..Who knows..Time will tell. Its only 4 days away..Hold on and shut up, the ride is going to be exciting..

 

[RickRollerLT1]

If it's Revell, then it's probably just gonna be another stinkin' variation of the '32 in the Foose line with enhancements, in which "ground breaking" would mean "best seller even though it's a tired subject" for Revell and Ed Saxton.

Edited November 10, 2017 by RickRollerLT1

[kelson]

I'll guess a new kit of the 2018 ford Bronco from Revell.

[Sledsel]

77-78 Thunderbird done in the style of the Revell 77 Monte Carlo.......Plez...

If sharing anything with the Torino, I'd pass.....

 

[MrObsessive]

If sharing anything with the Torino, I'd pass.....

 

Hmmm...........that's funny you mentioned that Andy, because when I spoke to Ed Sexton personally about that car, I suggested that's what they could use as a starting point. Mechanically that is, as of course the bodies are different save for the windshield and A pillars.

We'll see..........

[1930fordpickup]

My guess is a Stock 32 Ford pickup and a 1967 Chevy Pickup. Both should sell good. 

[Tom Geiger]

so Christmas has been moved to this coming Sunday?  Kewl!  

Stop the negative noise folks.  I believe we are talking about Revell here and they've done some amazing things recently.

Who woulda thunk   '57 Ford wagon,  Bronco and '66 Suburban..  so I will sit here and anticipate the best!   

[randyc]

Just amazed they haven't put it out there for everyone to start drooling over already.   But I guess this is that starting point.   So that makes us, what, a year from actually holding it?  I hope it's something I want.  And that could be a lot of choices.  

[echoxrayniner]

I'mma try and curb my own enthusiasm as... well, apparently there's ****-all desire for late seventies, early eighties shadow-of-their-former-selves muscle cars(or at least, seemingly), but if there's a '70-'76 Ranchero, '75-'76 Grand Am or dare I say, Can Am, or even as much as a simple, dull late seventies Regal, I'd literally be screaming joy off rooftops. The annuals from MPC back in the day, even though they were objectively quite balls, still make for nice time pieces.

Hell coming to think of it, wouldn't even be opposed to some proper kitted new gen Ford/Chevy/Dodges.

Edited November 10, 2017 by echoxrayniner

[Sledsel]

Hmmm...........that's funny you mentioned that Andy, because when I spoke to Ed Sexton personally about that car, I suggested that's what they could use as a starting point. Mechanically that is, as of course the bodies are different save for the windshield and A pillars.

We'll see..........

Be nice if they fixed the floors of the Torino. Driving me crazy fixing it. The rest of the fixes have not been too bad. Front bumper fix is tought to get it to look right tho.

 

[Jordan White]

I won't put my hopes up at all, but I would love to see something built in the last 20 years that isn't a Camaro/Challenger/Mustang. 

[Daddyfink]

Be nice if they fixed the floors of the Torino. Driving me crazy fixing it. The rest of the fixes have not been too bad. Front bumper fix is tought to get it to look right tho.

 

Oh, they are going to fix it for you alright! 

[Matt T.]

Multiple versions of a new tooling.

Hmm...

‘26/‘27 turtle deck T hot rods? With period-correct drivetrain and suspension? Oh yeah. 

[Erik Smith]

1984 Ford Tempo...and the second version will be...a 1984 Mercury Topaz!  

 

(not what I would choose, but I tried to think of what could be the most unappealing subjects a kit company could choose)

This or a 1996 Toyota Camry. Please!

 

[CapSat 6]

Who wants to create odds? Here are my guesses:

Manufacturer (in descending order of the best chances): Revell, Moebius, Round 2

Make (in descending order of the best chances): Ford (always the crowd favorite), Dodge (Mopars are undeniably hot right now, and there are some truck opportunities that are compelling), Chevrolet, Plymouth (see Dodge), Pontiac, Mercury, Oldsmobile (Vista Cruiser, anyone???), All others...

Here's what's overdue in my opinion:

1) Hellcat

2) Hellcat (at the very least, this powertrain should exist in scale)+

3) Hellcat (ok, I've made my point)

4) 1968-69 Mercury Cyclone

5) 60's Dodge Pickup

6) 1964-66 Plymouth Barracuda and Dodge Dart 

7) any 1967-77 Ford Ranchero

8) 1970 Dodge Dart Swinger

I guess we'll see...

 

 

 

 

 

[samdiego]

I'm hoping for the '56 Ersatz Belchfire Coupe. Long overdue

Edited November 10, 2017 by samdiego

[Muncie]

cool!  a new kit announcement is good news - the way the time zones work out, it will be announced Sunday before I have my morning coffee!

[Snake45]

I'm hoping for the '56 Ersatz Belchfire Coupe. Long overdue

Yup. That and the '64 Dizbuster GT.

[Rob Hall]

Who wants to create odds? Here are my guesses:

Manufacturer (in descending order of the best chances): Revell, Moebius, Round 2

Make (in descending order of the best chances): Ford (always the crowd favorite), Dodge (Mopars are undeniably hot right now, and there are some truck opportunities that are compelling), Chevrolet, Plymouth (see Dodge), Pontiac, Mercury, Oldsmobile (Vista Cruiser, anyone???), All others...

Here's what's overdue in my opinion:

1) Hellcat

2) Hellcat (at the very least, this powertrain should exist in scale)+

3) Hellcat (ok, I've made my point)

4) 1968-69 Mercury Cyclone

5) 60's Dodge Pickup

6) 1964-66 Plymouth Barracuda and Dodge Dart 

7) any 1967-77 Ford Ranchero

8) 1970 Dodge Dart Swinger

I guess we'll see...

 

 

 

 

 

Some great choices!!   I'd like to see:

1) '18 Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat (regular and Demon)

2) '18 Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat

3) '18 Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT Hellcat Trackhawk

4) '68-69 Cyclone

5) '67-68 Cougar

6) '71 Dodge Demon

7) '70 Ford Ranchero GT

8) '70 Pontiac GTO Judge convertible

9) '18 Chevy Camaro ZL1 1LE

10) '18 Chevy Corvette ZR1

11) '18 Ford Mustang GT350

 

But the reality is it probably will be yet another Hot Rod 32 Ford or something similar...yawn.

Edited November 10, 2017 by Rob Hall

[doggie427]

1957 Ford Ranchero , 1972 Ford Ranchero , 1930 Ford roadster

[highway]

1984 Ford Tempo...and the second version will be...a 1984 Mercury Topaz!  

 

(not what I would choose, but I tried to think of what could be the most unappealing subjects a kit company could choose)

It was appealing enough for Kenny Bernstein!!!

 1972 Ford Ranchero

This has been done as a full resin kit without an engine so whatever engine you'd want could be installed. 

[Rob Hall]

I have the '72 Ranchero resin kit, very nice.  I really want a '70 to go with it..