John M. Posted Saturday at 02:39 PM Posted Saturday at 02:39 PM I got an E mail from Atlantis yesterday about it. It's taking pre orders on it's website and it has clear glass to boot. It's box art. 1
Ragtop Man Posted Saturday at 03:06 PM Posted Saturday at 03:06 PM (edited) That was one of the toughest to get before this re-release. With care and modern paints/foil, etc, they are really nice looking. Pity they were not 1/25. Hoping they add the glass to the 1/32 Connie Mk. II - that is my favorite of the bunch. Edited Saturday at 03:07 PM by Ragtop Man
Ace-Garageguy Posted Saturday at 03:13 PM Posted Saturday at 03:13 PM 2 minutes ago, Ragtop Man said: That was one of the toughest to get before this re-release. With care and modern paints/foil, etc, they are really nice looking. Pity they were not 1/25. Hoping they add the glass to the 1/32 Connie Mk. II - that is my favorite of the bunch. Wish they'd scan it and blow it up to 1/25. Even as a curbside multi-piece body it would be nice to have another '50s US car. But the potential market is probably way too small to justify investing in new tooling when re-releasing old-tool kits is apparently working for them just fine. 2
Ulf Posted Saturday at 03:26 PM Posted Saturday at 03:26 PM Regardless of the scale, agree that four doors are a winner. The original edition of Revell's Ford Sunliner was a 55a, such a backdating of the the would be something. I am open to building everyone in the series. 1
ChrisBcritter Posted Saturday at 05:02 PM Posted Saturday at 05:02 PM Will wait until I can scrounge a correct grille.
Mark Posted Saturday at 06:53 PM Posted Saturday at 06:53 PM I'd imagine someone will be casting the stock grille/bumper not long after the Atlantis kit hits the shelves. Shame they don't tool the thing, but they probably wouldn't sell enough additional kits to justify the cost. 1
Motor City Posted Sunday at 04:11 PM Posted Sunday at 04:11 PM (edited) H-1200 1955 Cadillac Eldorado H-1201 1955 Chrysler New Yorker St. Regis H-1202 1955 Ford Fairlane Sunliner H-1203 1955 Buick Century H-1204 1955 Mercury Montclair H-1200-6 1956 Cadillac Eldorado H-1201-6 1956 Chrysler New Yorker St. Regis H-1202-6 1956 Ford Fairlane Sunliner H-1203-6 1956 Buick Century H-1204-6 1956 Mercury Montclair H-1206 Autorama (Century, Eldorado, Fairlane, New Yorker) H-1209 1956 Continental Mark II H-1229 Ford Customizing Kit H-1230 Buick Customizing Kit H-1231 Chrysler Customizing Kit H-1233 Mercury Customizing Kit Edited Tuesday at 01:37 AM by Motor City
unclescott58 Posted Monday at 03:52 PM Posted Monday at 03:52 PM How much of this is “stock” vs “custom?” I know it does not have a stock grille. But, what of other parts in this kit?
unclescott58 Posted Monday at 04:01 PM Posted Monday at 04:01 PM By the way, I love the other 1/32 scale kits I’ve built in this series. I’ve built the ‘56 Continental Mark II, the ‘56 Ford Sunliner, and the ‘56 Caddy Eldorado. I’ve never had any major problems with these kit, despite their multi piece bodies. If they reissue any of these kits with glass I’ll buy and build them again. I’d love to any of the others come back, but mainly in “stock” form.
64Comet404 Posted 20 hours ago Posted 20 hours ago On 8/18/2025 at 11:52 AM, unclescott58 said: How much of this is “stock” vs “custom?” I know it does not have a stock grille. But, what of other parts in this kit? I sold my customizing kit years ago, but from memory the most that has been changed is the grille. The rest of the kit was changed with fins and other add-on bodywork.
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