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kinda interested in that Edmund Fitzgerald kit, but I looked it up on their site and it's like an elementary school project.  :mellow:

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31 minutes ago, JJ Deuce said:

kinda interested in that Edmund Fitzgerald kit, but I looked it up on their site and it's like an elementary school project.  :mellow:

I can see a diorama of it ramming the Cat Stevens........:lol:

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Exploded view drawings, hints of going through the mold...all good signs. The 1/8 '55 Chevy Bel Air begins now. :)

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All the engine parts for all the Monogram Big Tee kits, :D and then some,  i.e. Hilborn injection, Potvin front drive blower, stock four barrel.

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Dave I wish I could find a basket case Renwall Virgil Exner Bugatti. Been looking for one to restore/renovate and give to the Bugatti Trust Museum here in the UK.          Seen mint kits on ebay….way too expensive for a pensioner like me.

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Saw on Tom Daniel’s Facebook that they’re bringing  back the Lil Red Baron and The Ghost of Red Baron.

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4 hours ago, 250 Testa Rossa said:

Any chance they will bring the Uncertain-T back?

Tooling gone long ago.....Atlantis will not tool a new version. 

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5 hours ago, Ben said:

Saw on Tom Daniel’s Facebook that they’re bringing  back the Lil Red Baron and The Ghost of Red Baron.

Release date for the Ghost Of The Red Baron is March 12th . Release date for the Li'l Red Baron is April 6th .

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Lil Red Baron Atlantis

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On 10/28/2018 at 10:03 PM, Daddyfink said:

Looks like the collector market is about to take a hit! 

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The Corvair Shuttle should  be my collection soon. I hope. Another I'm looking forward too. I love those old kits that speculated on future space travel. As I've mentioned this before, I was sure as a kid, that I was going to be an astronaut. And had many great dreams of flying these type of vehicles. 

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I find things like the Convair Shuttlecraft way cooler than the Star Trek and Star Wars models, because this was about people trying to design real spaceships.

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On 1/10/2019 at 5:14 PM, Greg Myers said:

All the engine parts for all the Monogram Big Tee kits, :D and then some,  i.e. Hilborn injection, Potvin front drive blower, stock four barrel.

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I'm working on the Big T now

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Posted
17 minutes ago, GaryR said:

Interesting space stuff, but what about car models.

I am not interested in Daniels stuff at all.

What else did they get?

I understand some do not like the Tom Daniel showrods.....but Tom is willing to work with Atlantis at a fair exchange. IF they have some fords or GM molds it will take a expensive license to run them. Right now Atlantis is trying to get some products out without big license fees. 

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13 hours ago, Dave Van said:

I understand some do not like the Tom Daniel showrods.....but Tom is willing to work with Atlantis at a fair exchange. IF they have some fords or GM molds it will take a expensive license to run them. Right now Atlantis is trying to get some products out without big license fees. 

I hope to see the Tom Daniel showrods again...

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I don't recall ever seeing the R-M branded engine parts packs in stores - probably was during my "modeling hiatus".  Anyone know if these were still molded in America?  If so, let's hope Atlantis got the tooling (can't see the Germans being too interested in these...)

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Aurora had cars like the James Bond Aston martin DB-5 , Studebaker Avanti, might be interesting to have them again . I know they were difficult to work with , but we have better adhesives as opposed to 1965 too

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19 minutes ago, Eshaver said:

Aurora had cars like the James Bond Aston martin DB-5 , Studebaker Avanti, might be interesting to have them again . I know they were difficult to work with , but we have better adhesives as opposed to 1965 too

I need a James Bond Aston Martin DB5, to go with my recent Polar Lights James Bond 007 figure kit. I know they're not in the same scale. But, that's not the point to me.

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From what I've heard, the Revell parts packs weren't hot sellers even at the time. Re-issues of the engines are still pretty easy to find, and even the harder-to-locate parts packs don't tend to sell for much more than they would new, at today's prices...still, I'd love to see 'em anyway!

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11 hours ago, Robberbaron said:

I don't recall ever seeing the R-M branded engine parts packs in stores - probably was during my "modeling hiatus".  Anyone know if these were still molded in America?  If so, let's hope Atlantis got the tooling (can't see the Germans being too interested in these...)

According to Spotlight Hobbies and Mr. Internet in general, the R-M engine Parts Packs were re-issued in 1998.  The copyright notice on the box also says "1998," and lists the addresses for both Revell USA (Morton Grove IL) and Revell-Germany.  No mention of where they were molded.

As I remember, the re-issued engines didn't sell any better than the originals. I still have a couple from a Los Angeles hobby shop with red "Discount" tags on them. 

For anyone who might need to know, here are the Revell part numbers for the re-issued engines:

85-7251: Chevy 283

85-7252: Cadillac "354"

85-7253: Pontiac 421

85-7254: Ford 427

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I bought a case of each of the Revell parts packs, 6 in a case, for about a buck per pack.....so not hot sellers......but they are very 1960's era themed and a little out of date. 

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