Luc Janssens

Maybe a chance to see the Bad Boyz 'vette decals available again?!

Picked the following up at a local hobby show. Neat items IMHO

Heard today that a hobby distributor and a vendor who orders directly from the USA, both from the Netherlands are dropping Round2, Moebius. Revell USA and Salvino's. because they feel due to the extra charges, US kits will be a very tough sell, if at all. A model kit dealer I recently spoke with said, that a Savino's kit would be over €100 (about the same in USD) retail. Oh well.

Wonder what the body of the same era Revell Venice designed Bronco looks like, dimension wise. For using it to convert an 93ish amt Ford F150 to a Bronco.

Ditto, and if yes please with clear headlamp lenses 😉

The problem IMHO is that there is no track record on these and it could very well be that if one company dares to put out some 70's C- body, or a mid '70 Ford wagon, it " might" sell like hot cakes, cuz one has to realize that nostalgia is a powerfull thing, which flashes over the bad. 😉

Pure speculation on my part, but maybe they're looking into improved reverse engineering on that one and who knows they might include the sister car as well Cheers Luc

The blue Linberg one is what I will be using Mark. BTW I'll probably will have to redo the upholstery of the bench, anyone who has photo's of what it should look like? TIA Luc

Wonder how the roof on 1/24 snap-tite kit is....

Well if one seeks more exposure to get more middle aged men into this hobby, this one might be the ticked. Cus think that side effect from the pandemic has passed, besides the movie fits into that age bracket as well I think, also maybe time to bring back the A- team van as wel, most rather remember it from the TV series than from that movie, same goes for the TV series CHiP's. 😉 Cheers Luc

If they would do the Bluesmobile, the chassis with drive-train and floorpan including wheelwells would be a great starting point to add the already available 3D printed bodies, no?!

Hi all, Is the Lindberg six cilinder engine from the ‘64 Dodge a good choice to make the Moebius ‘65 Coronet a low line model? Also anyone who has a photo on how the upholstery of the front bench seat looks like? TIA Luc

Under the SSP program IIRC.

Hmm...maybe cuz in another tread it said; no engine and rolling wheels. Which for a non factory convertible, makes sense, a one trick pony by default and nothing of which the tooling can be used to spawn several planned versions. Edit: just learned that there were indeed factory Eldo's ragtops in 84 and 85. But anyway think beyond the show the intetest for a model of this car would be slim. Hopefully the New York Toy Show brings us more news. Cheers.

Which is? Curious by nature.