What would YOU like to see as a model

[Ace-Garageguy]

9 hours ago, Smoke Wagon said:

The story of the Ford Vedette is an interesting one...

And it has a beautiful French cousin, the Ford Comete, with bodywork by Facel.

This is a '54 Monte Carlo coupe...

Edited June 8, 2022 by Ace-Garageguy

[Bugatti Fan]

Alan, you say you are looking for a Mercer Raceabout to compliment your Aurora Stutz.

Were you aware that Bandai produced a 1/16th scale kit back in the 70's?  Maybe worth a look on Ebay?

[1972coronet]

On 6/7/2022 at 7:41 AM, keyser said:

You’ll never see a kit. Try this. 
https://www.3000toys.com/mobi/detail.aspx?sku=greenlight84011

A touch on the bulky side -- doesn't hold a candle to a styrene kit. But, regardless of that assessment: iconic car... iconic film... why not a kit? Better than die cast stuff with bank vault door hinges and too-thick door frames.

[keyser]

Watched Blues Brothers with college kids. They all thought it was dumb. Narrow audience. Sad but too old I think. 

[Plowboy]

I'd like to see an '81 Malibu. Revell already has the chassis/drivetrain with the '83 Oldsmobile. They could span different years with a simple tail light, nose piece and seat pattern swap. 

[Straightliner59]

On 6/7/2022 at 1:15 PM, Ace-Garageguy said:

I'm still pining for a Borgward Isabella coupe, or a Rennsport.

 

That Rennsport is super-cool! 

[Mike C.]

Still waiting for Revell to re-issue this one.

 

[Smoke Wagon]

Zero chance, but I’d like to see a kit of a Chrysler K car. With just a few extra pieces, it could be a 2 in 1 kit containing options to build a Dodge Aries or Plymouth Reliant. Derivatives can be made too, such as coupes, wagons, Chrysler LeBaron, etc. 

Although, given their boxy, compact, and simple design, K cars would lend themselves well to 3d printing. 

[Mike C.]

I said it before, I'll say it again. BAJA BUG! The wide eyed version would be nice and the front bumper nerf bars and a rear cage would be nice. I have a Revell '68 bug kit just waiting for this day. Also, the old Jackman style dune buggy Baja wheels would be nice.

 

 

[GMP440]

 

  Would love to see Round 2 release the MPC 67 Bonneville and the AMT 67 Ford Galaxie.

[espo]

3 hours ago, Mike C. said:

I said it before, I'll say it again. BAJA BUG! The wide eyed version would be nice and the front bumper nerf bars and a rear cage would be nice. I have a Revell '68 bug kit just waiting for this day. Also, the old Jackman style dune buggy Baja wheels would be nice.

 

 

I would be a buyer for a Baja Bug kit. I used to have a '67 with the earlier headlights in the center style. Impi solid steel wheels and 10.00 x 15 floatation rear tires. 

[webestang]

A fully detailed (including luggage) 48 Tucker. 

[W Humble]

In the mid-eighties, I think it was MPC that issued a Datsun 620 4x4 kit that had Jackman-style spokers and big (for that era) mudders.  My son had one -- the kit, I mean; yellow plastic.

[Daryl Romain]

This. '70 Dart Swinger.

[Daryl Romain]

66 Biscayne

[Daryl Romain]

1971 AMC Matador Machine.

[Bill Anderson]

Hi,

I'm "late to the party" but may I add my wants to the list.....

1962-3 Ford Falcon Futura (I had a red '63 with buckets and factory 4 speed)

2015-22 Ford F150 (other than Raptor or Super Duty)... there are so many of these out there (I had two) and no model kits. 

[charger74]

I don’t know if its been said, but i would like a jensen interceptor 

[Ace-Garageguy]

[keyser]

Bill, I’ve never heard of such a thing ???

[von Zipper]

 

[Mike C.]

Motorcycles, Motorcycles, Motorcycles!

 

[von Zipper]

Even though it has been done in diecast , I would love to see a DIVCO made into full detail plastic kit

while I'm daydreaming , how about a full detail Checker Marathon 

 

 

[espo]

I would like to build a model of a Baja Bug I owned years ago. I have seen the "wide eyed" style, but mine was somewhat different. 

[Tom Geiger]

 

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Even though it has been done in diecast , I would love to see a DIVCO made into full detail plastic kit

 

It's a funny thing...  I have a resin Divco that was done by Ron Cash way back when.  I was looking for a chassis and how to scratch build the interior,  find suitable decals etc.

Then Danbury Mint came out with their Divco.  I bought it and ya know,  there is no way I could top theirs as a model.  So that just scratched my itch and I'm done!