Rob Hall

Those early 80s boxes with the bathroom tile are so dull…

It could be someone working in that building, maybe a security guard or someone from property management...I don't go down that street that often..not sure if it's always there..

These videos always seem to be a month off...looking forward to the '68 Coronet, '68 GTO, '66 Mustang and '81 Chevy pickup this month...

It was unusual to see, given that it is 60 years old. First noticed it there about a month ago, has current registration sticker on the rear plate. It’s behind an empty office building that has for lease signs..

Spotted this rusty ‘63 Imperial in a parking lot.

This is a rebox of the Lindberg ‘67 in a AMT retro style box.

Seriously, got to wonder why you post stuff like this here. Is it to show off your grumpy old know-it-all persona, to act faux-outraged?

Yes. Retro box art makes no sense on something recent like this.

So true...I deal with this often in my professional life. Assumptions, complexities, unexpressed but implied requirements, etc...

Like it or not, that does seem to happening...maybe younger generations entering the production side of the aftermarket take to 3DP quicker than resin casting..not sure. The market is evolving.

I wasn't even referring to home 3D printing--I was referring to the amount of product available printed from various sources (sellers on eBay, Shapeways, sellers w/ their own websites, etc). I haven't gotten into home 3D printing yet--may do that down the road..though since I spend my workday building computer software not sure if I want to muck around w/ more software in my free time. Interesting times...

Older resin casters have been retiring or otherwise shutting down for several years now, and we are seeing the rise of new makers of 3D printed product. There is a vast amount of parts and kits now available aa 3D printed products that weren't available a few years ago... the aftermarket is evolving. As with any aftermarket product, the time to buy is when you see it available if you want it and can afford it, as there is no guarantee it will be available later.

By phrasing it as they did, they have plausible deniability. Or deniable plausibility...whichever applies.

My late Mother had dementia the final years of her life, rejected any help from my sister or I (we were living 2000+ miles away) and was dependent on my schizophrenic older brother...both of them would not communicate w/ us and were hostile towards us in their final years.. they are both gone now (Mom in 2016, brother last year), and it's sad. Have lots of good memories but wonder what I could have done differently.

Does seem a bit odd..the 'About Us' talks about clothing for the style of each season. The wording sounds like it was generated by a bot. The Contact Us shows an address in LaCrosse, WA.

Because the BTTF kits probably sold 10x what a stock one would sell. Without the movies, the DeLorean would have been forgotten long ago…

Tower Hobbies has it listed as a June release, but given how unpredictable release dates are, I'd say 2nd or 3rd quarter 2023 is a good guess...

I think this is a reference to the '65 Chevelle AWB funny car announced a while back..nothing to do with a movie.

Yeah, that's fake box art that's been going around the internet for a couple of years...don't think it's anything official.

I was talking about normal retail...not down with the club stuff..

Model Roundup has the Blaney Menards Mustang available for preorder now...supposed to be available in March.

I remember the 1/18th '71 Road Runner ERTL American Muscle they did maybe 20 years ago, back when I collected 1/18th diecast...this is presumably a variation of that tooling.

There was talk a couple years ago about a B/FX version. This whole list is questionable, given the typos and that most of the kits listed have already been released or announced.

The silver one’s paint scheme in the show reminds me of ads for the GMC pickup of that era.

Be what it may, often it is what it is.