Odds & Ends you'd Like to See

[jangus]

21 hours ago, Dys said:

How about the duck tail spoiler, chin spoiler and side window vent/louvers for a 1974-78 Mustang II Cobra?

Kevin Lutz at Missing Link resin has had these for sale in the past. Hit him up and see if he plans to produce a batch sometime soon? I could go for a set or two myself.

[Dys]

@ Jangus - Thank you for the info. I've reached out, hopefully he can make some sets in the near future.

[Dys]

Well, Kevin replied that the molds have given up the ghost, so I'd love to see these brought back. I'm sure the Mustang II kits will be reissued in the future. So there could be a case to make the investment.

[lucky 130]

I would like someone would do a 60's era formula Vee, as designed by Ed Zink. this was and still is a division of racing that many great racers came through. Should not be too hard to do, as there are many pic's of chassis to complete cars. These are small cars and would take little product to make. Anyone interested?

[Moparman18064]

This grille to fit MPC and small block Mopar M/T valve covers

 

Edited December 21, 2023 by Moparman18064
Crop photo

[Fabrux]

Scale Auto Model Works has the valve covers.

https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/1-24-scale-mopar-small-block-la-street-heat-upgrade-file-pack

[Richard Bartrop]

A set of Lyon hubcaps for the vintage custom/hot rod crowd would be nice,  sized to fit the Revell '40 and '48 Fords, or even the big & little tires Revell uses on their hot rod kits.

[ChrisBcritter]

Add to my request: A correctly-shaped '46 Chevy grille for the Galaxie Unlimited kits. To demonstrate why:

Makes a nice custom piece too.

[redscampi]

25 minutes ago, ChrisBcritter said:

Add to my request: A correctly-shaped '46 Chevy grille for the Galaxie Unlimited kits. To demonstrate why:

 

Makes a nice custom piece too.

It's the 47 and 48 grilles as well. In my opinion the whole front of the car is too flat and the corners are too sharp.

[Calb56]

Saw this is coming soon from VCG Resins by Reese. Too cool...now maybe with frog intake?

Edited January 2, 2024 by Calb56

[Iraceitall]

This body. I'm not skilled enough to modify a Salvinos Lemans, and I need it in 1/24 to fit the Monogram Chassis, I don't think the 1/25 version out there will work for me.

[Calb56]

Flathead adapter for Muncie manual. It used to be available on Shapeways.  I can't even find a file for it.

 

[LDO]

A GMC inline six with Wayne cross flow head in multiple scales. Such a cool vintage hot rod engine. 
 

 

[LOBBS]

On 5/5/2023 at 2:28 PM, mrm said:

A decent high tech Kugel type IRS. Those can be used in anything from the '29 Roadster, through '61 Impala, all the way to any slammed truck. 

Also Kugel IFS for fenderless Street Rods. No such suspension has ever been made in 1/25 or 1/24 scale. EVER! The IFS in the AMT "Phantom Vicky" is definitely NOT it, as it is more of a full fendered design based on Corvette? The IFS in the John Buttera's T Touring is the closest, but it is very poorly engineered and long outdated. I understand the debate about investing the time in making such parts and then the people asking for them buying none. In this case I have no problem preordering these parts and paying for multiple sets upfront, while they are being developed. 

This is on my wants list as well. I may just have to model it up in CAD and print it myself

[Chris V]

On 6/9/2025 at 3:07 PM, LDO said:

A GMC inline six with Wayne cross flow head in multiple scales. Such a cool vintage hot rod engine. 
 

 

You can add the Horning/Fisher 12 port head to that wish:

 

 

[iamsuperdan]

So at some point in the past, a few people have been asking for a Ford toploader transmission.

And there's now one available to download and print.

https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/various/ford-toploader-4-speed-gearbox

 

 

Designed of course to work with the Ford V8 engines he's also designed. 

I've bought many engines and transmissions from this designer, and the quality is seocnd to none.

 

[ChrisBcritter]

I'd like to see a 3D printed re-creation of the old Buddy L Texaco station.

[Rodent]

On 8/25/2025 at 3:31 PM, iamsuperdan said:

So at some point in the past, a few people have been asking for a Ford toploader transmission.

And there's now one available to download and print.

https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/various/ford-toploader-4-speed-gearbox

 

 

Designed of course to work with the Ford V8 engines he's also designed. 

I've bought many engines and transmissions from this designer, and the quality is seocnd to none.

 

Looks like another 3D file designed by someone who only has a vague idea of what the prototype is supposed to look like.

[sidcharles]

i'm missing this in all photos.

i thought a top loader was like the top/ left picture here.  

http://www.vanpeltsales.com/VPPSweb/VPPS-homepg.htm

somebody set me straight; thanks.

[Rodent]

It's the most common 4-speed that Ford used in the 1960s-70s.

[1st 700 Quad]

The 503 C.I. GMC straight 6 would be a welcome item.

[Texas_3D_Customs]

On 6/6/2025 at 1:26 PM, Calb56 said:

Flathead adapter for Muncie manual. It used to be available on Shapeways.  I can't even find a file for it.

 

Thats a pretty simple design assuming you have the two mating surfaces figured out.

[Texas_3D_Customs]

On 8/25/2025 at 5:31 PM, iamsuperdan said:

So at some point in the past, a few people have been asking for a Ford toploader transmission.

And there's now one available to download and print.

https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/various/ford-toploader-4-speed-gearbox

 

 

Designed of course to work with the Ford V8 engines he's also designed. 

I've bought many engines and transmissions from this designer, and the quality is seocnd to none.

 

So I can say that is not even close to an accurate statement

[Texas_3D_Customs]

On 8/30/2025 at 12:03 PM, Rodent said:

Looks like another 3D file designed by someone who only has a vague idea of what the prototype is supposed to look like.

Right perhaps I will do a Flathead Muncie using my Flathead and Muncie mashed up. I could also use my Toploader from the FE or Windsor

Edited 9 hours ago by Texas_3D_Customs

[Calb56]

39 minutes ago, Texas_3D_Customs said:

Thats a pretty simple design assuming you have the two mating surfaces figured out.

Would love to see this...