Dave Van Posted October 23 Posted October 23 Peter from Atlantis posted this week that he got a truck trailer full of RM tooling. He also posted a video if tooling, a large warehouse, full of stuff they have yet to go through. So there is a lot of stuff coming I hope. In case this tooling shows up.....so I offer free box art to Atlantis....IF..... Just for fun 5
Mr mopar Posted October 23 Posted October 23 (edited) And with those wheel and tires too ! Edited October 23 by Mr mopar
Can-Con Posted October 23 Posted October 23 We can only wish. That series has been on my want list forever. I'd suspect they aren't there but you never know, right. My guess would be more along the lines of stuff Revell had out in the '80s and '90s like the 1/25 3rd gen F-bodies or maybe the Monroe Mustang, formula Sunbird, Monza trio but I guess we won't really know until it's actually announced. Maybe not even any car kits at all?? 1
niteowl7710 Posted October 24 Posted October 24 7 hours ago, Can-Con said: Maybe not even any car kits at all?? This right here. When Peter did his talk at IPMS Nationals a couple of years ago he said that the majority of the car tooling was staying in Illinois because there wasn't anywhere locally to get the chrome plating done. So if the kit needed that, it was going to stay in Chicagoland. Everything else was going to eventually wind up on Long Island - and if I remember the post referenced here correctly, it said this was the last truck load to be moved.
M W Elky Posted October 24 Posted October 24 10 hours ago, Mr mopar said: And with those wheel and tires too ! How about it I would buy a few just for those deep dish crager s/s wheels
John M. Posted October 24 Posted October 24 Atlantis got more than it's money's worth it seems. If the last trailer has the tooling for model cars, we can only speculate as what they are but fun nonetheless and exciting.
Deathgoblin Posted October 24 Posted October 24 I lucked out and got a mostly complete Dr. Krook's Medicine Show and a partial Der Guber Wagen, but I'd love to have the complete series. 2
Dave Van Posted October 24 Author Posted October 24 Atlantis is running the Pepsi Firebird F/C in NY and sending out the chrome tree to a vendor. You can see the videos on Instagram. So watching all his video it seem more like they did not have room in NY for all tooling.....but now they have more room locally. Just reading between Peter's videos. Thanks 1
ChrisBcritter Posted October 24 Posted October 24 We've seen test shots of some of the 1962 Mopars, so here's hoping... 3
niteowl7710 Posted October 24 Posted October 24 4 hours ago, Dave Van said: Atlantis is running the Pepsi Firebird F/C in NY and sending out the chrome tree to a vendor. You can see the videos on Instagram. So watching all his video it seem more like they did not have room in NY for all tooling.....but now they have more room locally. Just reading between Peter's videos. Thanks Glad they managed to figure out some way to get it done locally, must have been a logistical and cost pain in the rear to have "half" the tooling located halfway across the country when you can run the kits in house otherwise.
John M. Posted October 24 Posted October 24 6 hours ago, ChrisBcritter said: We've seen test shots of some of the 1962 Mopars, so here's hoping... My fingers and toes are crossed.
Can-Con Posted October 24 Posted October 24 15 hours ago, M W Elky said: How about it I would buy a few just for those deep dish crager s/s wheels Those don't come in those kits, they're the MRC aftermarket 1/24 wheels. 1
Dave Van Posted October 24 Author Posted October 24 34 minutes ago, Can-Con said: Those don't come in those kits, they're the MRC aftermarket 1/24 wheels. CORRECT!!! The kits wheels and tires are fair at best.....and since most tire molds did not make it from RM to Atlantis.....why not clone these MRC wheel/tires. thanks
tim boyd Posted October 24 Posted October 24 11 hours ago, John M. said: My fingers and toes are crossed. Guys....check out the "Classic Kits" column in the latest issue of the all-genres modeling magazine (last page next to the back cover) for a deep dive on the Revell '62 Imperial version of this tooling, as well as how it compares to the AMT/SMP 1962 Imperial kit....TB 1
Chris V Posted October 25 Posted October 25 On 10/24/2025 at 8:45 AM, ChrisBcritter said: We've seen test shots of some of the 1962 Mopars, so here's hoping... It may be a deliberate marketing strategy, but it's difficult to tell whether the background clutter in Atlantis' videos is actually hinting at future releases or in fact just... clutter. Despite their shortcomings I'm hoping that we'll get a reissue of the quirky Revell '62 Mopars (and Monogram's Tom Daniel "California Street 'Vette" which was casually hiding in plain sight in another of their videos) 1
Can-Con Posted October 25 Posted October 25 8 hours ago, Chris V said: It may be a deliberate marketing strategy, but it's difficult to tell whether the background clutter in Atlantis' videos is actually hinting at future releases or in fact just... clutter. Despite their shortcomings I'm hoping that we'll get a reissue of the quirky Revell '62 Mopars (and Monogram's Tom Daniel "California Street 'Vette" which was casually hiding in plain sight in another of their videos) I'd love to see the Street Vette reissues too but I'm thinking the chassis of that kit now lives under their '65 or '78 Vettes.
Mark Posted October 25 Posted October 25 I'm pretty sure the Tom Daniel 'Vette chassis is now under the '65 body. The four-door Corvette America chassis got cut down and reused under the Miami Vice faux Ferrari that was used the first couple of seasons on that show.
Chris V Posted Sunday at 10:44 AM Posted Sunday at 10:44 AM 15 hours ago, Mark said: I'm pretty sure the Tom Daniel 'Vette chassis is now under the '65 body. The four-door Corvette America chassis got cut down and reused under the Miami Vice faux Ferrari that was used the first couple of seasons on that show. The interesting thing is, that there's more Monogram Corvette chassis around: The Tom Daniel "California Street 'Vette", Corvette "SS Hatchback" and "Black Rat" '65 uses the same chassis. However the chassis and engine was completely changed for the stock '65 396 Big Block issue and subsequent '66 Penske Racing issues.
chryslerjunkandstuff Posted Sunday at 04:06 PM Posted Sunday at 04:06 PM On 10/24/2025 at 2:45 AM, ChrisBcritter said: We've seen test shots of some of the 1962 Mopars, so here's hoping... YES! I'll buy a case of each of them! 1
unclescott58 Posted Tuesday at 01:50 PM Posted Tuesday at 01:50 PM On 10/24/2025 at 7:50 AM, John M. said: My fingers and toes are crossed. Mine too.
Can-Con Posted Tuesday at 10:20 PM Posted Tuesday at 10:20 PM On 10/26/2025 at 7:44 AM, Chris V said: The interesting thing is, that there's more Monogram Corvette chassis around: The Tom Daniel "California Street 'Vette", Corvette "SS Hatchback" and "Black Rat" '65 uses the same chassis. However the chassis and engine was completely changed for the stock '65 396 Big Block issue and subsequent '66 Penske Racing issues. Don't know about that. I just looked at the instruction sheets for all of those kits on the Drastic Plastic Fotki site and the chassis of all those kits look identical to me, right down to the numbers on the parts. The engines look to have the same block/tranny parts aside from the separate oil filter on the newer ones. The heads look the same. Most of the difference between the kit engines is the add-ons like intake, valve covers etc. Granted I don't have the kits in my hands to verify 100% but I'm pretty sure judging from those instruction sheets.
Daddyfink Posted Wednesday at 05:32 PM Posted Wednesday at 05:32 PM I luckily have the whole set, but it would be nice to have them all for building without guilt! LOL! And I am fine with the wheels and tires they came with, but I would not mind the tires being made into one piece items. 1
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