Daddyfink Posted Saturday at 04:11 AM Posted Saturday at 04:11 AM Now to see how long my LHS will take to get this stuff.
Stef Posted Saturday at 04:54 AM Posted Saturday at 04:54 AM What an amazing haul this month; thank you, Round 2! I want almost everything, including 4 Nomads: factory stock, pro touring, gasser, and drift wagon. 1
slusher Posted Saturday at 11:32 AM Posted Saturday at 11:32 AM So the Barracuda and Nomad are curbside but very nice … Good video for November!
John M. Posted Saturday at 12:16 PM Posted Saturday at 12:16 PM A modeler can take the Nomad in any direction. I'd take one and give it a great patina with a great set of wheels, tires and keep the chrome looking good. 1
Mr mopar Posted Saturday at 01:36 PM Posted Saturday at 01:36 PM Now let's see if Round 2 will convert there AMT '71 Duster 340 to a '70 Duster 340!
Radretireddad Posted Saturday at 05:40 PM Posted Saturday at 05:40 PM The ‘72 Duster is a must have for many of us including yours truly, but since it’s underpinned by the recent Demon kit, it’s going to require the same chassis corrections to look right.
Radretireddad Posted Saturday at 05:43 PM Posted Saturday at 05:43 PM (edited) I think the final version of the real Malco gasser’s front end differs from the kit. Edited Saturday at 05:51 PM by Radretireddad 1
1972coronet Posted Saturday at 10:54 PM Posted Saturday at 10:54 PM 9 hours ago, Mr mopar said: Now let's see if Round 2 will convert there AMT '71 Duster 340 to a '70 Duster 340! Personally, I'd rather see a '70 Duster 340 based upon the new tooling Demon & '72 Duster. The c.1998 AMT '71 Duster has many great points to it... but, some warts as well ; to wit : - Moluded-on , virtually shapeless wipers - Roof's too "round" - Requires some filing / sanding on the doors / rear quarter glass area underneath the DLO , inside of the body, in order to get the door cards to seat properly - Too much of a P.I.T.A. to rework / modify tooling from that era ( witness the troubles encountered in modifying the 70 1/2 Camaro to the full-bumper facia ). Bottom line : we need a '70 Duster 340 ! Likewise, a '70 Swinger 340 . 2
M W Elky Posted Sunday at 12:20 AM Posted Sunday at 12:20 AM 19 hours ago, Stef said: What an amazing haul this month; thank you, Round 2! I want almost everything, including 4 Nomads: factory stock, pro touring, gasser, and drift wagon. I’m thinking a surf wagon would be pretty cool , also a full custom , and a drag car tow wagon, an ambulance kit bash with the caddy kit , and perhaps a funereal flower car . So make that at least 9 momads 2
Dragline Posted Sunday at 04:06 PM Posted Sunday at 04:06 PM Wowsers, an amazing.month with that 60 Nomad topping my list. 1
Stef Posted Sunday at 06:12 PM Posted Sunday at 06:12 PM 17 hours ago, M W Elky said: I’m thinking a surf wagon would be pretty cool , also a full custom , and a drag car tow wagon, an ambulance kit bash with the caddy kit , and perhaps a funereal flower car . So make that at least 9 momads Yes yes yes, Michael! I recently finished off my 63 Nova as a "baby" surf shark, and the 60 would certainly make for a stunning surf wagon. Also, Hotwheels made some sort of gasser/puller/smash-up-derby kinda wagon that I'd also like to do! So we're at least 10 Nomads... what other styles can you guys think of? Round 2 really hit it outta the park with this one. The possibilities are endless! 2
ChrisBcritter Posted Sunday at 07:33 PM Posted Sunday at 07:33 PM How about a movie car? '60 Brookwood from Superargo and the Faceless Giants: 3 1
DJMar Posted 17 hours ago Posted 17 hours ago (edited) On 10/31/2025 at 9:54 PM, Stef said: What an amazing haul this month; thank you, Round 2! I want almost everything, including 4 Nomads: factory stock, pro touring, gasser, and drift wagon. Yeah, I'm digging this. Can't wait for the kit. Edited 17 hours ago by DJMar 1
John M. Posted 14 hours ago Posted 14 hours ago JMO but never in a long while has a model car kit generated such a buzz as the AMT 1960 Chevy Nomad has. 2
250 Testa Rossa Posted 13 hours ago Posted 13 hours ago (edited) On 11/1/2025 at 10:43 AM, Radretireddad said: I think the final version of the real Malco gasser’s front end differs from the kit. Yes. And the body as well. Scott from Speed City Resin did a huge kit bash build on his and it's far more superior than the kit. A different body was used but it's gonna take a ton of work to get it correct. I've included a link to check it out. https://speedcityresin.com/ModelGallery2.html Edited 13 hours ago by 250 Testa Rossa 2
sfhess Posted 6 hours ago Posted 6 hours ago 7 hours ago, 250 Testa Rossa said: Yes. And the body as well. Scott from Speed City Resin did a huge kit bash build on his and it's far more superior than the kit. A different body was used but it's gonna take a ton of work to get it correct. I've included a link to check it out. https://speedcityresin.com/ModelGallery2.html Ron Ramsay also built a replica of the Malco Gasser with his usual thoroughness in taking a kit and modifying it and scratch building to look more like the real thing.
M W Elky Posted 27 minutes ago Posted 27 minutes ago 13 hours ago, John M. said: JMO but never in a long while has a model car kit generated such a buzz as the AMT 1960 Chevy Nomad has. The buzz is also pretty loud for the B-model Mack. It kinda reminds me of the buzz that the AMT/ERTL 1966 Nova created in the early 90’s after what seemed like a incredibly long dry spell by AMT for something new.
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