What is your dream model kit?

[Draggon]

I want this one!

[oldscool]

I want this one!

Don't know where that came from but it is awesome! Would have made a great old double kit from AMT. Just throw in a coupe or sedan body.

[Dingo]

This might sound crazy to U guys but the dream kit I would like is any kit I can afford to buy. But if I had to be real about it I guess it would be any Aussie muscle car from the Iconic Ford Falcon GT and GTHO to the Holden Torana GTR and XU1, along with the Valiant Charger R/T 6 pack and the Holden Monaro GTS 350. That about covers it.

Dingo

[Draggon]

The artist Jeff Allison drew that Model A. Yea, imagine if there was a sedan body included with all those parts. Why cant the model companies do this? ( yea I know..$$$$ )I remember when there were 3, 4 and even 6-in-1 kits!

[Harold]

How about a few orphans? Say a '56 Golden Hawk (the one with the 352 from the Clipper), 1955-'56 Packard (Caribbean or 400), any mid to late sixties AMC (I'd love to see a Javelin or AMX or a Marlin), 1969 Continental Mark III, 1983- '86 Thunderbird, a Mark VII.......

[torinobradley]

Full Detail DeTomaso Pantera

Full Detail Masarati Birdcage

Full Detail 289 FIA Roadster

And, depending on where the upcoming release of the Acadamy Daytona Coupe goes, one of those too... I, too, have the Gunze kit and plan on getting the HRM details for it but would like a full detail one for much less if it comes out. Will still probably get the HRM stuff.

[gray07]

Would love to see somebody bring the AMCs back, like the pacer, gremlin, eagle, any amc, or a 60/70s station wagon or 4 door that hasnt been issued yet from any of the auto makers

Edited December 9, 2010 by gray07

[Hrsbaby]

I would like to see cutlas and grand prix ,chevyduallies any year

[mr moto]

One of these would be nice:

1/25 scale, please!

[Greg Cullinan]

I've been thinking on this topic.

I would like Lincoln Mark VIII ,Olds Cutlass Supreme and Cierra and just more four doors from the 70's and some more pick ups.

[DRG]

I definitely agree with Mr.MOTO.

[58 Impala]

It's hard to pick one, I can only narrow it to 2. A new tooling of a 63 Splitwindow and a 71 Impala.

[Jon Carr]

I have quite a few: 1956 chevy beauville wagon, 1965 dodge polara 4dr hardtop, 57-60 ford pickups, 1952 studebaker 2dr sedan (champion),1959 edsel ranger, 1950 chevy sedan, and a 1950 dodge pilothouse pickup...sheesh

[ra7c7er]

I would like to se a 1/25 scale Tucker Torpedo. I know I'm the only one, which explains why we don't have one yet.

Shhh... you can't mention that car the big three will get you.

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I would like to see an E30 325is bmw. It's in between the i and the M3 basically it's just a lower powered version of the M3 with most of the goodies. Many BMW enthusiasts even say the "is" at that time had better suspension balance than the M3 and was more reliable.

[Mike Kucaba]

I have a couple: A well done(along the lines of Accurate Miniatures GS Vette & McLaren) of a BC Maserati,The Corvette SS & Stingray racer,& maybe a ledgendary Custom maybe the El Matador '40 Ford.

[Guest Markus355]

Jade Idol.

[sjordan2]

One of these would be nice:

1/25 scale, please!

You could start with the Danbury Mint 1/24 diecast, usually available on eBay.

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[mr moto]

You could start with the Danbury Mint 1/24 diecast, usually available on eBay.

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Interesting point! I'm not really into diecast but it could be a great source of bits and pieces for a conversion project. Thanks for the idea!

[John Goschke]

'57 Buick Special or Century two door hardtop.

With Skylark wire wheels, please, and I don't need no super-detailed chassis separate floor pan, frame and suspension. Just gimme a nice interior, ACCURATE body, and a chassis that'll yield the right ride height and track width right out of the box, with four screws and two wire axles.

Heck make it a Snap-Kit!

All I want to do is build this...

[Draggon]

Yea John, that would be great! However, on reconsideration, I think your traditional '40 Ford coupe with scallops would be my choice........no, no, not the bare kit, your built model!

[charlie8575]

John makes a very interesting proposition here, and it's one I'd be willing to get on-board with.

If we had more nice, Craftsman/Junior-series style kits with well-detailed chassis plates, correct bodies and interiors and simple, easy assembly, I'd be completely on-board with it, especially if it helped bring about the release of kits that might sell, but not well-enough to justify a full-detail kit. The tooling costs will be much lower, and they can concentrate on getting what most people see, and care about, right.

Charlie Larkin

[ZIL 111V]

-'68 Corvette 427 (1/12th scale).

-'68 Charger HEMI (1/12th scale).

-'69 Mustang MACH1 OR BOSS (1/12th scale).

-'71 Riviera.....1/12th!!!

-'71 Lambo Miura SV also in 1/12th scale.

-'72 Grand Prix MPC reissue:(not the last SuperFly/Kotter Mobile!).

...& maybe

[berr13]

I'd like to see the following, in 1/25th scale:

'68 AMC Javelin

'64 Chevy II Nova SS (with 283 V8 option)

'63 Falcon Sprint

'65 Comet Caliente

alas, woe is me...

[Bluzboy66]

A well detailed, properly proportioned, well-equipped, long-bed mid-80's Chevrolet Fleetside pickup. I think Revell is the company that could pull this off. I'm impressed by their modern tools. Their chrome plating looks great, molding is clean and crisp. Come on Revell, bring us an 80's Chevy pickup.....

Mike

[Janne Herajärvi]

I want Lada!