Just Back From I-hobby Expo ..how About Some Photos

[SteveG]

I had a great time in Chicago. I'm still digesting all the info that I got from Lindberg and Revell. It looks like most of the new items have been posted here already. Anyways, I uploaded the photos I took at the Revell and Lindberg booths and posted them to a Fotki Album. Here's a few highlights. Click on the link for more.

-Steve

I-Hobby Expo photos

[Zoom Zoom]

Thanks for the pics, looks like another year of good stuff ahead.

[Tom Kren]

Thanks for the pics Steve now i kow im going to be broke! great job on your builds too!

[Casey]

I was bummed the Rampage never happened, but I wonder if it would it have ended up like the Chrysler Atlantic and Copperhead, Corvette Indy, and Mustang Mach III concept car kits.

[kelson]

I remember when they were announced, I was in for at least 6 of the concept demon roadsters and a couple of the Rampages,can't remember why they never appeared though.

[SteveG]

The new tools were dropped after Walmart stopped selling model kits in most of their stores. At least that's what Ernie told me .... There was also a new Mustang in that group but that was pulled as soon as they found out Revell was doing a similar kit,

Steve

[MyBradKeselowski]

Why is this from 2007?

:blink:

[chadrob30]

Casey resurrected the thread. I guess when you're a bigwig you can do those things.

[Erik Smith]

Casey resurrected the thread. I guess when you're a bigwig you can do those things.

Anybody can bring back the dead...threads. :$

[horsepower]

'Tis the season for speculating about what the new year will bring, and wondering what happened to what looked promising ideas from the past that never came to be.

But just remember, "Curiosity killed the cat" .

Edited January 22, 2015 by horsepower

[disabled modeler]

That Dodge L-700 with flatbed and load of crushed cars would be sweet.

[unclescott58]

Why is this from 2007?

:blink:

Why not?

Scott

[horsepower]

I can remember waiting for the trailer and crushed cars to be released, but the L700 with the clunky '40 on it was the last of the Lindberg kits Wal-Mart carried, and that was the end of the Lindberg deal. I just wonder how bad they really got burned by Wally World dropping out of the deal.