Luc Janssens

looks fantastic!

Indeed, me and my brothers had a few of those, they were in ABS plastic but luckily the glue for that was included in the box.

Which is GREAT news to us automotive modelers because it means more financial breathing room for Round-2, which can be used to: - a) pay of debt (but doubt that) - b) generating a bigger operational budget so they can take on bigger resto, resto-mods, and maybe even all new endeavors. (which is much more to my liking and likely) This news also takes away much (not all*) of my critique towards Round-2 and not only gives me, but I'm sure many automotive modelers a ray of hope, something we can all use in these unreal times! So really and I mean REALLY the best news in a couple of months and a great move on part of the people of Round-2! Luc *some of the mediocre releases which IMHO are detrimental to this wonderful hobby we all love, and hope to continue doing till our last breath.

maybe they saw the ROI on their other acquisitions and backed off....cuz nostalgia is one thing, expectancy another!

Possible if they have more of these type of bed replacements, like camper body, stakebed or wrecker.

Depends on who's unloading this stuff....

Due to being a much smaller operation, they were probably more expensive then amt or mpc and therefore lost the bidding for promo contracts.

Wasn't the Olds 442 also run in tne Testors HSO series?

The Ertl agricultural tools! Just guessing no insider info here Or maybe Glencoe?

I once bought a case of those, for next to nothing in a little toy shop near Liege, dunno why, Oops does that make me a hoarder?

Will cost probably 2/3rds the price of a model kit, better to buy the kit, and sell the rest on ebay, part per part LOL

Hey you're a guy, you're supposed to look at that!

If you would put this model in a street setting you 'll swear it's a real car.

Nice!

If the do, probably before X-mas, when people are looking for presents.

cute, reminds me of the French movies we watched as kids, though I remember the newer model used by one of the two bakeries, in the town I grew up in.

If you want a 50 Cal. IIRC one of the Hasegawa Willy's Jeeps has one

Here's Chris build....sadly the headlamps were not retooled, a missed opportunity to make it stand out from prior releases.

The agricultural items were not part of the purchase so was said here, as far as the International trucks are concerned, early on Round-2 re-released the Transtar 4300 Eagle under the Amt label, so I guess other trucks are within reach. About the garbage trucks, the tooling model survived, and was shown at a hobby show, but it's privately owned.

Seen this one before but from Asuka

Isn't the mixer from the DM800 the same as Ertl used on their International Paystar?

Darn...and I thought I had it cracked...Ha! Didn't think they would sink in the necessary fund to restore the Nova, but a happy camper nevertheless, it's a cool neat little wagon, and we never can't have enough of those do we?!

Ah okay...it was a vague memory from the Hobby Heaven days..