Rob Hall

There is a white w/ patches of color ('piebald') deer that has been seen over the last few years and photographed within a mile of my subdivision, I haven't see it though. I see deer in my yard and the yard behind me pretty frequently.. a few weeks ago one night my cameras picked up a dozen of them milling around my front yard...

Nice build...some realistic weathering...I've seen old trucks with the mashed top edge of the tailgate like that, looks like metal!

I've seen that problem with other old kits...

Not sure I'd recognize a 2bbl carb vs 4bbl carb of that era, have to search for photos (I grew up in the fuel injection era, carbs are from before my time).

I don’t know about that, but there is an air cleaner that covers the carb.

Apparently, the custom version of the '56 Chrysler was reissued 26 years ago. I don't remember it, but I wasn't really very active in the hobby in the mid 90s (busy busy busy in grad school).

Kind of like the old Revell tri-5 Chevy kits. I never really liked Revell models until the 80s era tooling..

That is one of the things I do miss about living in Arizona...went most years to B-J for over a decade.. I don't miss the crowds, though.

1982-1985. I have a Matchbox one in red. Nice cars, haven't seen one in ages.

I remember him as Bob in Fight Club.

Good question...I don't think either the step side shortbed or 454 SS have been reissued in the last 30 years... can't believe it's been over 30 years..I remember building the '88-91 kits.

The Maverick is neat. I've never wanted or needed a truck, but I can see how it would be a very useful tool...

IIRC, this kit has an engine. The Revell Escalade of the same generation was a curbside.

A 1/25th '70s vintage forklift would be really neat to have to go w/ the various AMT trailers.

I have no information, but if Revell has a Coke license, I could certainly seeing them following Round 2's model and issuing big rig cabs w/ Coke decals, pickups, the Space Shuttle, etc.. or maybe they get a Pepsi license, and do similar things w/ Pepsi..I could see that happening..

I'm sure in time *what* this kit actually is will be known. On another forum, someone said that gray image looked like it had a Firebird interior.

You would think they would correct the year after 5 months.

The style of Pulsar that the Hasegawa kit depicts (N14) wasn't sold in the US, but is apparently related to the early 90s Sentra sold here (N13 generation) and the long forgotten NX2000 of the early 90s. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nissan_NX

Well, it's not the Revell tool, which was 1/25th and had weird bulged fenders (the body was shared w/ a Trans Am kit also), minimal engine detail, and squishy tires. Kinda curious what this kit is going to be...

That came out a while back... Model Roundup has it in stock. Too early for '23. https://www.modelroundup.com/1951-Henry-J-Gasser-p/rmx-4514.htm

This is the Monogram 1/24th Camaro I'm used to.. Also issued in black as the 'Midnight Z' in the 80s. So the upcoming '81' is apparently not this kit either.

Interesting...never noticed that before, but after comparing side profile photos of the 2nd gen Camaro and Firebird, I see the fender arch shapes are different---rounded on the Firebird and more oval on the Camaro. Always assumed they were the same...but now I can't un-see it..

Wasn't the Monogram glue kit a '78/79 and the '81 was a SnapTite? I remember building the glue kit in the 80s, black 'Midnight Z' on the box w/ a blower, had poor fitting t-tops. I wonder if this is the '81 below..

I'm sure it will...I can't imagine they would finally change the exhaust...

Calling it '2n1' with only 1 set of wheels is rather lame...the 5 slot wheels were the only thing potentially interesting about this reissue, IMO...