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Just posted on Spotlight, looks like Round 2 is seriously considering this.

M&H Parts Pack from Round 2

I think it would be cool to get a set or two. I hope there's enough interest that they'll do this.

-Steve

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WOW super cool guys. I missed the days of parts packs, born to late. I hope this goes into production and we get a few other new parts packs.

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John from Round 2 mentioned they were considering this about a year or so ago, and yes, I would buy several sets of 'em! Stop sitting on it and make it happen, Round 2! :D

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I really hope they do go through with this! I'll be up for three or four sets to start with!

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First , this is nothing but a win - win for customers who bought , built and now have completed A M T kits that were retailed in the mid to late 1990's . How many times were we buying the aftermarket white walls from the cottage vendors ? I know I would be in line to buy several sets just to brighten up the older A M T / Racing Champion kits I have built as stockers or in diorama scenes ........ Ed Shaver

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seeing as my rapidly diminishing tire stash is... well, diminishing; i'd buy some repop tires also. i'd like to have some of the MPC "polyglas radials" from the mid '70's also.... replacing "no-name" kit tires with good tires from my stash has been painful, as some of the ones i've used are darn near impossible to replace.

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I think this Parts Pack set of M&H slicks would be a great idea. These are perhaps the best part of the Double Dragster and Double T kits. :D

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I'm no expert on the economics of the model car industry, but I think this could be a growing market for the model companies. A lot of us have commented on the fact that we have enough kits to last us a few lifetimes of building, or that we're out of room for more kits, but an attractive package of cool parts (we all know that tires and wheels can make a model) seems like a winner, especially for the adult market. I would also think that lower tooling costs (and in many cases the use of existing tooling) would factor into the equation.

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Great for old Super Stock models,and with just a little work, also good for old pavement roundy round models. I'd buy a bunch with no hesitation.

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OOOooooooooo! please excuse the drool on the page, this is just one of the cool things that Round2 could do for us in the line of "parts only" :P

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I printed this info out, and took it to my local hobby vendor. "Order me a few sets!"

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Just posted on Spotlight, looks like Round 2 is seriously considering this.

M&H Parts Pack from Round 2

I think it would be cool to get a set or two. I hope there's enough interest that they'll do this.

-Steve

They look really cool, and I'll buy some if they go into production, but that website is a nightmare. So many threads that are just impossible to follow because all sorts of relevant information is just not there. Ugh.

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They look really cool, and I'll buy some if they go into production, but that website is a nightmare. So many threads that are just impossible to follow because all sorts of relevant information is just not there. Ugh.

Can someone post a picture or something. I can't get on the site for some reason.:lol:

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Can someone post a picture or something. I can't get on the site for some reason.:P

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This is still in the planning stages, and your comments are welcome. No release date or price has been established, but they would try to keep it under $10.00.

The pack would contain 4 pairs of the retooled "pie crust" slicks, each with a different pad-print style as follows:

1. Racemaster Dragster lettering

2. Whitewall with Racemaster Dragster lettering

3. Wide whitewall

4. EXCLUSIVE TO THE PARTS PACK: Whitewall with red pinstripe Style 4 will never be found in a kit, it can only be obtained by buying the parts pack.

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Interesting... I don't need any slicks, would like to see them do a set of vintage street whitewalls and raised-white letter tires.

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