Jordan White

You mean the rear wheels?

I thought those looked familiar!

Hopefully this kit is a sign of things to come for Revell with their future new tools!

Trust me, it makes finding spare parts or scrap pieces so much easier!

The Nissan diesel was an inline 6, unless they offered a 4 cylinder diesel at the end of the run.

I will say that, depending on how realistic you want your build, those wheels weren't available on the 4WD Blazers due to having a different offset. If you want to use them anyways, you could always cut the centers out of the wheels that fit the tires and slot the new wheels in the center.

He said they don’t have the Tahoe tooling so that would have to be redone. Would be great if they could update it to a full detail (or curbside) kit!

I’ve said it before, but I feel like of the modern subjects in the US, pickup kits would sell like crazy since they have such a large range of ways they can be built! Also I know Galaxy makes trailers, but I’m surprised the major companies aren’t releasing a line of non-commercial trailers since they are easy to model/mold and I think would also be really popular!

Oddly enough, I enjoy when I have to look through my scrap bin to find something to use because it really puts my mind to work!

Do you ever have issues deciding on the paint job or if you want to make it a different trim level/configuration?

I have one of those desktop drawer organizer units for all my spare parts. I too separate out my good styrene tube/rod and sheet scraps in their own drawers, and this drawer is strictly for misc cutoffs, bits of sprue, and small parts that I'm too lazy to sort out but probably won't use!

This is one thing that has come in handy on almost every build, I strongly recommend to keep a scrap bin for cutoffs and other misc small parts! Sometimes you want to scratch something that may be tough to do with styrene strips/rod, or sometimes you need a piece of certain size or thickness to fill in a gap or hole, this bin has been a great source of pieces for many random things that I have done on builds!

I generally have two ways I go about a build, I either buy a kit to make a specific build, or I buy a kit because I like the subject. The latter option is where I find I tend to go back and forth quite a bit on what I want to do, since I want to do the kit justice (especially if it's a rare or hard to find kit).

Lucky you! 😆

Anyone else here have a kit they absolutely want to build, but can’t seem to decide which way to build it?

Unfortunately it seems the new server has not finished my models for me. Other than that, no issues! 😆

Good to see they at least brought back the Goodyear Eagle GT tires in this issue, and that they have white-letter tire decals included! The expanded decal sheet is nice (I know this is the ROG version, so I'm hoping the US release has all of them besides the plates as well). However, I wonder why they didn't include black rally stripes?

Wheels/tires, grille, flares, and I think bumpers are the major items.

Maybe it’s just me, but could we move this HPI Guy discussion to its own thread? I keep coming in here thinking theres discussion about the kit itself and instead being disappointed!

AMT 1978/79 "F150" F350 kit

This is going to make the Otaki/Doyusha kit look like an ancient Revell kit! ?

I would love to see the Heritage edition next, but they would need to mold different fenders for the body.

Charger Hellcat is the most interesting for me!

Should have just started with the Highboy then! ?

Hopefully it’s like the Hilux Surf kit and also includes the LHD interior!