Dave Van

Great show....nice model!!!!! I've thought about a Concorde from the series.

If you watch the OCT R2 video the back of the box shows a all new tree to make it able to build the 'SALT' version. Big drop axle and filler parts to replace the stock front fenders and splash pans.

Gotta give it to R2 for getting product in front of new eyes.

Yep....cheap and easy.......

Indycals would get some more of my $$$$ if those came back out.

The 70's McLaren and Penske PC-9 might be better.......we'll see. I'll buy the snap 94 Mustang to build a model of my car I bought new.

My local store got a restock.....same kits.....but more of them.

While it may not be as detailed as the new Moebius kit....still a cool little bit of nostalgia....

IMC did a LOTUS Indy car kit that was a little simple. Had big metal axles. I have one built up in a box somewhere!! It was molded in green.

I did a screen grab of the 37 box back. It includes all the parts in the last issue PLUS a new tree with LSR front axle and body parts to fill front fender area. So the 37 Chevy is now like a 4 in 1 kit. I'll get a few.

Nothing blasting me out of the water.....a few I'll get. To be honest the Turbo Terrific is a biggy for me!

The LSR parts in the 37 Chevy were a one time only thing. So I am glad to see them tooled up for the reissue. I needed the Chevy to go with Studie kit.

Well done!! I am so happy Atlantis re popped these kits.....now for a Honest Engine!!!

I mix them no issues

A Tucker did run 2 NASCAR races. A stock, race and custom COULD work IMHO ONLY!

Modelhaus resin kit is as close as you can get to a 'plastic kit'. Danberry Mint made a 1/24 die cast that is very nice too. I have both and really like the Modelhaus version........the die cast is a little more detailed but like a kit.

Current 2021 chassis is the same across makes. SO add FORD engine and body and you have a correct 2021 Mustang..IF...IF you get the OK from Ford.....which often they grant very cheap or free. A number of racing Ford kits that Revell Monogram did were licensed for free or even part paid by from FORD.....wanting to get product in front of consumers.

I have not either.....but Hobby Lobby runs 6 - 9 moths after release on many items...so hoping!

It's called Plan-O-Gram. Most big chains use some form of it. My son has worked for two major retailers and both had very strict P-O-G programs and as a manager you were graded on it. SOP

Simple, easy cool kit. and south of $20 will be a DEAL at Hobby Lobby 40% off.

Atlantis MAY have the tooling. Drop a note to Pete/Atlantis and let them know you'd buy one.

Also the 2002 Revell chassis would be 100% incorrect for a 2021 car.....so just as well.

NICE CLEAN WORK!

Very cool spin!

Not w/o FORD license...........There is a number of tools sitting in Salvinos vault that they could run but they have yet to get a SORD license of any kind.