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  1. Jordan White
    Thanks! I think I may need to update it since I think some new shades have come out since then!
  2. Jordan White
    They will be close enough to the factory tire, you may have to do some trimming on the wheels for them to fit in the tires since they are not hollow like the kit’s.
  3. Jordan White
    You could get the 275s on most 2WD trucks with the optional handling package. Fireball Modelworks sells a great set of BFG Radial T/A's in this size.
  4. Jordan White
    Picked this up a few months ago, 2002 F150 XLT 4.6 4x4 with factory limited slip, just got new tires on it!
  5. Jordan White
    I found a different pic with slightly better resolution and yeah this is what it appears to say. Makes sense then for the “big and little” text at the top!
  6. Jordan White
    Haha thanks but it’s not my review, I just remembered seeing it before. The box says “1/24 diecast”, whereas the plastic kit is 1/25 scale.
  7. Jordan White
    It looks like it will be a re-release of this guy.
  8. Jordan White
    It didn’t help trying to make 4 seat versions!
  9. Jordan White
    I was rewatching the OG The Fast and the Furious movie yesterday and realized that the neon underglow still looks awesome, especially when it matches the body color! However, most people think it looked dumb then and still does now. What’s a mod that you think is cool but may not be to most?
  10. Jordan White
    The ‘89-‘91 composite grilles are my favorite, especially the GMC version! Funny thing is they technically continued to 1996 on the full size vans!
  11. Jordan White
    I’m more 80s-00s myself, but agree with your order of criteria! As for your second point, my exception would be if they were in 1/16 or 1/12 scale (and not just repops of crappy old kits, looking at you Round 2 and the 1:16 ‘64 Mustang!)
  12. Jordan White
    Agreed, plus it seems like most kits with the roof separate have poor body rigidity and warped roofs.
  13. Jordan White
    Hood, windshield, bumpers, lights, drivetrain (minus rear driveshaft), some exhaust, most of the front interior parts. Sure not all, but they can make variations of the different parts with 3d modeling so they aren’t completely starting from scratch either.
  14. Jordan White
    Luckily it appears Revell has many plans for their new 80s K5 tooling, based on the next version already being announced! Hopefully based on how they molded the parts, it would be easy for them to make a pickup kit that shares parts with the K5 kits!
  15. Jordan White
    A few items I saw on Facebook, looks like the lifted ‘81 GMC pickup is returning with some cool new decals (hopefully)!
  16. Jordan White
    Nice full decal sheet, and lol at the Eggo box!
  17. Jordan White
    It says 1/25 ‘85 Jimmy though, so more likely a version of the new tool Blazer.
  18. Jordan White
    I wasn’t sure since they considered it “new”!
  19. Jordan White
    There was the ‘87 Aerocoupe kit, did it have the correct changes? Also it’s too bad they aren’t just rereleasing that kit!
  20. Jordan White
    To be fair, the Mustang engine bay does have some style with the strut bar and dual intakes!
  21. Jordan White
    1) I wonder what the “High Roller” refers to for the GMC Jimmy? 2) interesting to see that they are making an ‘87 Monte Carlo SS. What were the differences to the ‘86?
  22. Jordan White
    Oh right, I forgot about that!
  23. Jordan White
    I’m sure some prefer the notchback style Fiero, but I would like to see the ‘88 “fastback” style return!
  24. Jordan White
    Can I say that I’m disappointed that once again the kit of the new Mustang is a snap kit?
  25. Jordan White
    I will say, using the sound of a Porsche 928 engine in the movies was a good choice!
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