Junkman

Uh...I...Estafette...errr...ahem... BOAH AY!

The Phantom Corsair was designed and commissioned by Rusty Heinz of ketchup fame.

What about Mercedes? Yes, there are a few, but not nearly what the marque would justify. Same goes for Rolls Royce and Jaguar.

I think I just bought this a bit.

We really need a "like" button here.

2016? Thanks God that's still 25 years away... I'm still working on last year's backlog, i.e. 1990.

I MUST buy more models! Because I hardly have any.

Yeah, let's buy some nice old kits, slap them together using entire tubes of glue, then blow them up with firecrackers. I even have a vintage glue museum for maximum authenticity, including getting high on fumes. Count me in! Proper firecrackers, like the ones they used to make for children, might be difficult to obtain nowadays, though.

'67 GTO seats, (carried over from '66, but with minor pattern change and new locking seatbacks): '67 GTO option code 574 seats:

Oddly there isn't much in terms of an aftermarket for 1/18 scale diecasts. Decals, photoetch, wheels, tyres, one would thing those things would be extremely popular. But no.

Problem or not, it's the best sounding one of EVAH!

Hell yes!

Those fed bumpers need immediate ditchage.

Oof!

Tell me 'bout it... Imagine a kit that would allow you to build any of the versions, Series 1, Series 2, 4 cylinder, V8. The two dashboards, each in RHD and WHD, the different bumpers, grilles, bonnets, wheel covers and taillights. Then throw in a police beacon, radio and decals.

I'd have Heller do me a 1/24 scale Rover P6 V8. And a Renault 16.

Carton boxes are the natural habitat for cats, PHAKT! See:

Hear: http://www.1999.co.jp/eng/10368224

I'll have my agents at the fair, as usual. Will post the news as they become available, like I did last year. So far, not much advance info has transpired, they are all shrouding themselves in silence. Can't wait for the doors to open...

This year yet? Or next year already?

I just noticed that Fujimi also issued a Lotus Europa kit recently.

Those 1/6 scale Tamiya kits are without doubt the best motorcycle kits ever made, but it's a bit comparing apples with pears here.