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I'll be looking forward to seeing what's in the box. Right now I figure I'll pony up for at least three...one to chop radically and two for parts.

Got to get 'em before these molds disappear too...    ;)

  • 1 month later...
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Tower Hobbies has photos of the Revell prototype build on their kit listing page. Front and rear 3/4 views. It looks great! 

Late May release date...

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I'm hoping this one won't suffer from the now-traditional Revell body proportion eccentricities we've come to know and love. On the other hand, the '62-vintage '56 kit was always a bit misshappen, too. Meh- I'm probably going to end up with a caseload of 'em either way. 

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The "proportional problems" are in the Foose design...this is a radically modified F100 and anyone unfamiliar with the Foose truck but knows what a 56 F100 should  look like may well be very disappointed.  I wish they'd choosen a stock bodied F100 instead....

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 what a 56 F100 should  look like

Aww c'mon, can't you see that it is beautiful ?? ;)

I'm planning to buy a few. Not because Foose has his name on it or anything, but because I like the way it looks.

Posted (edited)

Weather it is our cup of tea makes no difference, it is new tea after all.  What engine is under the hood? To blurry for me to see. 

I will be picking up a couple, not making the 30 coupe mistake again. 

Edited by 1930fordpickup
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So this is still due out in May? It`s been a while since I`ve been this excited about a new release, and I`m not even a pickup guy!

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I'll get a couple most likely. I have the old Revell kit that I combined with the AMT kit years ago to get a stock '56 so I don't need a stock one. I like Foose's work and I'm glad to see any tie-ins that might bring new builders to the hobby and new kits to market! I would love to see a line of Overhaulin' kits based on the T.V. series that would result in new tools.

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 What engine is under the hood? To blurry for me to see. 

Should be a Roush 427R "Sideoiler" which, IIRC, is based on a Windsor block not an FE like the original Sideoiler. 

foosetruck-15rc_.jpg

The "proportional problems" are in the Foose design...this is a radically modified F100 and anyone unfamiliar with the Foose truck but knows what a 56 F100 should  look like may well be very disappointed.  I wish they'd choosen a stock bodied F100 instead....

Revell had a contest for modelers to choose the next Foose kit and this won the contest.  

 

Some higher-res pics from Revell:   Somebody please do a F  O  R  D tailgate, please! 

lrmxs4426.jpg

 

lrmxs4426alt01.jpg

Edited by Brett Barrow
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... wish they'd choosen a stock bodied F100 instead....

Glad they didn't ... this one looks great!

 

mike

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Should be a Roush 427R "Sideoiler" which, IIRC, is based on a Windsor block not an FE like the original Sideoiler. 

foosetruck-15rc_.jpg

Roush may be building some Windsor engines, but that one is definitely an FE   B)

 

mike

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Roush may be building some Windsor engines, but that one is definitely an FE   B)

 

mike

Yep, based on the same engine that Shelby used in the 427 Cobra.

Edited by horsepower
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