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Art, you already have me droolling uncontrollably for the International Lonestar, I already told my local hobby shop he'd better order a case just for me! :lol: I'd say just by your description, when the pic do become available, I'd better have the wet/dry vac ready!! :unsure:

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to eliminate any gaps between parts and such

Art

Art, are they scanning the parts then, and feed that data into whatever steers the milling machines?

Interesting approach, do hope that Dave posts pics.

Thx

Luc

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Posted

I'll be interested to see how this kit comes out...and how dealing with Chrysler goes, I've been told they're very difficult, although with the new ownership, perhaps not as much.

I'll tell you right now, this comes even close to right, almost every H-E-T member around the world will buy one just because.

I'm going to see if they want a review done of it for White Triangle News, the club magazine.

Charlie Larkin

Posted

A Hudson kit has been so long in coming, so asked for, so anticipated, that they have to know that they better get it right... or the wrath of the modeling community will descend on them... :)

Posted

I agree Ken, I'm glad for what info we get. This keeps our imaginations fired up, and keeps us wanting more. Someone of Art's stature in this hobby isn't going to pass along any bogus info.

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Here is a link to a photo gallery showing the mock-up of the Moebius Models 1953 Hudson Hornet Club Coupe. This is a mix of photos showing the mock-up at various stages of development. It is currently undergoing one last round of minor revisions. I hope that we can start tooling within the next 10 days - 2 weeks.

My link

Thanks,

Dave

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Release date is end of yearish I think....

Like to have it as soon as I can but don't want to rush it.

We're trying to get it as right as we can!

Dave

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Thanx so much for the detailed pictures. The number of discreet parts is amazing and will help the builder to detail out a completed model that will be exceptionally satisfying. I suspect this will be a feature that will attract modelers who might otherwise pass over the subject matter and make this release very successful indeed. I'm sure we'll all agree that we owe you a vote of thanks for creating such a high quality model! Can't wait for its release!cool.gifsmile.gif

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Just changed my order to (2) each of these new kits, very impressive!!!! Would like to add my thanks to Dave and Art (and Moebius) for the informational posts on the development of these outstanding looking models.

Posted

Wow, sign me up...these kits look great and are going to be well done, they will sell like hotycakes and hopefully more to come!!! Moebius will be a real player with gfreat detail and quality...thanks Dave!

Posted

I will be doing at least four: 1) Doc Hudson in racing form, 2) Doc Hudson in retirement civvies, 3) a custom, and 4) a replica of my grandfather's '53 Hudson police car.

Am I happy? You betcha, but not as happy as I'll be once those four kits are in my greedy, eager little hands.

:P;):lol:

Posted

I can guarantee at least a 1000 sales from the Hudson-Essex-Terreplane Club once word gets out. That is absolutely fantastic! I've spent enough time around the real ones to confirm that this is a VERY accurate model. Please show your support and buy one. You won't be sorry.

Charlie Larkin

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Another kit I MUST have. It raises the bar on detail. I was impressed by the separate "robe rails" or whatever they're called on the front seat backs. I can feel my wallet lightening already! My brother wants to commission me to build one for his friend that has a 1:1. The H-E-T Club will definitely buy these in bulk.

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Well darn! Apparently the Smugmug site is blocked by my firewall here at work! Has anyone downloaded the photos to a fotki or photobucket account?

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