Greg Myers

I appreciate an answer, thanks Dave.

You can see some similarities http://manuals.hobbico.com/rmx/85-4259.pdf Says Monogram, but it's the same old Revell kit.

The rest of the kit looks a lot like the Revell 1931 Model A Two Door Sedan. And buy the way that big ol MOPAR 426 wont fit in the engine bay with the hood on.

Chassis looks a little bit more stout that some of the Revell kits of the time.

Tim Boyd has posted on another thread there may be more to come. But this got me wondering, as many have pointed out waxing nostalgic may not be a good thing. I built one of these when they first came out, copying a Don Emmons Sedan Delivery Surf build from the old Rod & Customs Models Magazine, so my memory may be a little cloudy. So, let's have a look at the instruction sheet from Drastic Plastic.

Looks like a winner, I'll have to compare it to the AMT kit when it arrives. Thanks These might be a little more my style. Something "old school"

How do they compare ?

http://www.mustangandfords.com/featured-vehicles/mump-1202-1966-shelby-gt-350-convertible-the-ultimate-drop-top/

Yes they were http://www.oldmodelkits.com/blog/plastic-model-kit-history/a-brief-history-of-monogram-plastic-model-kits/ and fun.

Well there you go. What would YOU suggest ? remember, something totally new, never before issued.

So why don't yo put up a more constructive thread covering YOUR interest? What's stopping you? Show us some pictures too.

OK

Greg, that's two G's , one in front and one in back.

Of course yer gonna share all this with us. Maybe in a new thread so we can find it ?

Reissue some of these and stick some of the newer parts they've collected along the way ?

Where to go from here ? Maybe just a straight reissue.

Thought fodder for Revell when their new '28-'31 A's run their course. 5 Year plan, gotta keep looking ahead.

The "Fun" side of building, Right out of the box. and with multi colored parts,easy to do.

Well there ya go. We don't need any new kits. Just go out and buy another older out of production kit.

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