Greg Myers

The reviews on the four cylinder aren't very good though.

http://www.amazon.com/Trends-UK-Haynes-Build-Engine/dp/B00GJYE0S4/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1394637671&sr=8-1&keywords=v8+engine+model

There you go folks. You ain't gonna see it

Larry not to worry, Marshall pointed out Revell is reissuing a 1/16th scale kit. With any interest at all they have many others to reissue, and all at a total profit as they have been around for awhile.

Good Lord Man, which is it ? 1/6th ? or 1/4th ? But the thread title is wrong ? Don't get your hopes up ? but it hasn't been cancelled? OK, who does know? That's the question. Product Description Hawk 1/4 1948 Transparent Ford Flathead V8 Engine Model Kit - 11090 (NEW! - Arrives in December) This kit features highly detailed engine components; rubber belts connecting all moving parts; and fully visible working valves, pistons, and crankshaft. Electric drive motor is powered by three AA batteries (not included). Electronic sound chip plays true motor sound recorded from the real operating engine. Some detailed parts come pre-painted. Display stand included!

I saw this from Japan, the kit was a large scale Mitsubishi A6M Fighter. The individual kit (packets) could be bought in card shops for around $15 ( Yen, of course)

WOW! looks like they unloaded the closet. Every kit Lindberg ever released.

Interesting topic, not being able to make "hide nor hair" of the OP,however, I'd like to point out the proliferation of large scale kits in the Military market. The 1/32scale B-17 really took off ( sorry) last year and now many kit makers are moving toward the larger scales, check out your local hobby shops( no, not Micheals or Hobby Lobby). What really came to mind was the "one run" only Revell 1/16th scale '34 Ford Street Rod kits. My opinion : These would sell today, right now and I mean "Howdie."

Yep

Still the best game in town,

yep http://blog.hemmings.com/index.php/2013/01/30/on-the-destruction-of-the-chrysler-turbine-cars-and-import-duties/

http://www.wimp.com/subarustick/

Who all's going to the sale this Saturday?

The "Instant Motion" car was built for drag racing. there were others

Makes you wonder how they happened.

Something here, kinda crude in my estimation http://www.the-blueprints.com/blueprints/cars/racingclassic/928/view/thomas_cheetah_gt/

Tell that to the people that lay them out.

. . . and with a MOPAR RB block and crossram dual four barrel manifold . . . So many ways a kit like this can go.

I'll bet we'll hear from all the experts why the wont.

Years ago The Post Office built the new Sierra Adobe office with covered parking for everyone, great, get out of the HOT Phoenix sun. The pigeons did too.