Greg Myers

What gets me is with all of the new good stuff they keep reissuing the old stuff. About time for another run of these ?

Good stuff here : http://robdebie.home.xs4all.nl/models/visible-engines.htm I started out with this kit ,Thanks Dad http://www.tsrfcars.com/toys-european-other.htm Looks to be a Model B Ford with the fuel pump

somebody makes just about everything in resin. What's your point ?

I guess that's my point. I'm amazed here at all the gnashing of teeth not unlike what went on with the Rat Roaster '32. Jeez there ain't even a kit yet. Just an idea for a new direction. OK, we need a '57 Chevy convertible in 1/25th scale, but how about something fresh and new (different)? The Revell '50 Olds is a step in the right direction.

I see 3

OK, throw some of those Cads in there for ED too

Where do you come up with this kind of stuff?

55'-57' Buick 55'-57' Oldsmobile 55'-57' Pontiac

With the similarity in main body, chassis and maybe a few other parts, I think the model company's could russell us up a few Tri Five BOP's (Buick, Oldsmobile, Pontiac)

http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=49939

If you really think about it, that's what this hobby is all about. The imagination at work, whether it's the build or the feel of owning the real thing. and yes, I'd like to see all of those kits reissued.

. . . and the Bigiron in action "cheatin's not the way ta do it. "

Yes he did.http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php?topic=62589.0 and more http://www.randyayersmodeling.com/modelingforum/viewtopic.php?t=64388&sid=d71a8604aca5602abbef6f6cabbf54cd

Speaking of their Impala, I have one of their "Round" windshield versions. I'm wondering what I can do with it?

Another board mentioned them as "AMT "small" slicks" 10.5 size" ?

No, just something off the web in answer to Blazefox, wondering if he knew what a dropped axle was.

Was told by a B&N employee that the story was pure media hype, as they (B&N) were already closing the stores mentioned to build new ones.

Anything come outta this ?

So if it's going to be a stock version, or a kit with stock parts, which body style ( older releases included) ?

Thinking about the original question, I think I prefer a picture of what's in the box, however, I realize box "Art" and maybe even fanciful photography will really "sell" a kit. I.E.

Brookville makes these,among others. We could always use another, and from Sherman http://www.shermanparts.com/1957.html

Luc, you going into business ? Got a new 3-D printer you've run out of things to make ? Great idea, now you're thinking.

With all the new stuff we just got and dates always changing, anyone know what's heading our way soon ?