Luc Janssens

All the results I saw online looked fine, but it doesn't like clear coat, so a black wash for a grille is a no no too, a pity, but doesn't mean the product doesn't has strong points and use in our wonderful hobby.

The big reason as a teen I preferred Monogram kits.

While the Taurus is for 95% a neatly detailed kit, the headlamps sling it back into a self assemble toy. A pitty realy.

Can't be much longer now....

An interesting one too, would be combining the '79 uteline with the '78 sweptside, creating a faux '79 annual kit, preferably a Powerwagon.

I haven't been to car shows on US soil for a while, but from what I remember going to some of them in the past, most showed either top of the line or coups. cars most dreamed of having, but most family guys had to settle buying low or mid optioned 4drs., so wondering what cars attract the most traffic on cars shows today, the cars we'd love to have or the family cars we remember driving or seeing in large numbers on the street back in the day.

The Pro Star kits albeit in a Revell wrapper, sat on the shelves of a major toy retailer here in my neck of the woods, so eventually they blew them out at 1/3rd of retail.

Already did ?

Who knows, maybe they will offer it in the regular paint lineup later?!

Erik, Maybe send a test shot for HPIguys to build.

Think they're both repoped from this Esci tool....

Do hope their normal wheelbase kit, isn't far behind.

No show, Tom.

Erik, Maybe some time after the initial release of this kit, announce a kit containing both the wrecker and utility body only, in the regular lineup or as a pre order exclusive through Moebius models. Just thinking out loud. Can't wait to have this kit in my hands. Cheers

Thought the design of the OBS was done in the US and the tooling farmed out, but could be mistaken, and wasn't the problem with the '70 Camaro, altering an existing tool to create an all new version? IMHO when designing an all new tool or cluster of tools based on scans of yesteryears kits, you're starting with existing data, one can adjust to make everything fit, similar to designing an all new tool from never done before subject matter, where one also has to adjust the size and shape of parts, due to the thickness of the plastic vs sheetmetal, molding limitations, etc...so don't realy see the problem. But, again, the proof is in the pudding...

I've said it a few times before, cloning doesn't limit itself to vintage model kits, '90s Mueller-Montgomery-Carlock kits (*) or parts thereof can be cloned too, that way the problem of the limitations of existing tooling and combining it goes away. IMHO the future look bright. Sit back and enjoy the ride@ * see the OBS Chevy pickups ?

YES!

They have a neat selection of cars and transport of days gone. But IMHO many of the cars could have been restored a bit better ?

I saw that BH car when visiting Volo last week.

And packaging and licensing most likely are a big if not biggest cost.

The Galaxie Gooseneck trailers have it, picked up one last week.

Besides, with some evergreen plastic one can change to one's heart content.

Much much better, was comparing the photo's of the 3D Generated print to an original kit and the real car while at a friend, and IMHO the Kats did a superb job. Really looking forward to picking this one up when available.