martinfan5

Yes they are

I knew you would know

Yes sir, you are correct about that, I forgot that they had been called Hardbody for that long before the 90's, I remember seeing dual badging, I just never paid attention to the years that it was taking place in.

That is a great looking truck, I wouldnt mind owning that one , do you recall what the asking price for it is? I would like one from the early 90's , when they were called "Hard Body" I think I am going to do some research and see what I can find out on when the switch was actually made from Datsun to Nissan.

1986 is what I am seeing is when they stopped. And, 9,000th post

When in doubt, do research , when buying any Japanese kit, its best to check the kit out, this is about one of the best places to see what the kit is going to be like, like for instance, the Toyota LC 80 kit you are talking about, here you can see whats in the box, as well as the instruction sheet. http://www.1999.co.jp/eng/image/10084178n/40/1 The Tamiya version is much better http://www.1999.co.jp/eng/image/10002188a/20/1

Anything w/ Revell & a copywrite date of 2012 or newer That SLR is a very nice kit, even without the full engine detail These are scale tires, would pencil shavings be a good scaled down representation of woodchips?

I think its great that they are going to be offering a "more affordable" model.

I am not sure about the HobbyTown at 35th & Greenway

Yes, Depot , my guess is they only got one in , maybe two. Isnt that the only Revell PP LHS we have, or is there another one?, I cant recall.

We have a SSP LHS, and they posted on FaceBook when they got the kit in, if I wanted to drive across town, I could get one now

Bubba, thats not cool, you got one before I did , I will for sure be picking a up a few these up.

Like full of Rocket Bunnys

Panel lines comes to mind, its something that is easy to do , adds so much to a completed model .

Nobody knows.

:lol:

Who?

Not enough

As does mine, well probably not as great as yours does

Ahhh, yeah, I must of missed that

Adding to that, Tower Hobbies is owned by Hobbico, which of course owns Revell I wonder if the kits getting listed before the Q4 announcement a mistake, or did they think that no one would find them?

I LOVE Chinese food

You know, so far, I am sort of excited for some of the Q4 kits.

Good info to know The tires from Revells Jeep Rubicon fit the wheels, the do put up a fight, the stock tires from the limited run Revell Hummer H2 2n1 kit fit as well.