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Even back in the day I thought it odd how MPC did some kits in 1/20th like this one, the AMX, McLarens, STP Turbine cars and the Corvettes. They were good kits but...... IMC and even Monogram dabbled in 1/20th too. I am glad AMT never did.

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No interest in the version they are planning on reissuing. If it could be built as stock Ford van I'd be on top of it. The scale doesn't bother me. But, the 4-wheel drive and the over all look of the kit. I'll be passing on this one.

Scott

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I wonder why it has been removed from round2's website. :(

maybe the tool fell from the forklift, when going from storage to production facility

Dunno...a million and one things can be the reason...

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maybe the tool fell from the forklift, when going from storage to production facility

Dunno...a million and one things can be the reason...

:rolleyes:

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It is missing from Round 2's web site. It was there a few days ago. I'm hoping they've decided to relook at this kit and find a way of backdating to an earlier version of the kit. Like they done with a few other kits. The late 70's/early 80's decor and four-wheel drive did nothing for me. Offering a stock van with options to build it into other things, makes a lot more sense to me. I hoping that's what's going on here.

Scott

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It is missing from Round 2's web site. It was there a few days ago. I'm hoping they've decided to relook at this kit and find a way of backdating to an earlier version of the kit. Like they done with a few other kits. The late 70's/early 80's decor and four-wheel drive did nothing for me. Offering a stock van with options to build it into other things, makes a lot more sense to me. I hoping that's what's going on here.

Scott

I don't know how much funds they will have to sink into it, to turn it back to stock, maybe just maybe, it's more economically viable to use a vintage kit, to tool up a 1/25th scale version and scrap the old tool.

Just thinking out loud, no more no less...but sure would like to take a peek on the pre-orders of the "70 AMX

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Just thinking out loud, no more no less...but sure would like to take a peek on the pre-orders of the "70 AMX

Considering the near fist-fights that have broken out over a mere inch in scale differences between 1/24 and 1/25 around here, I wonder if the Power of Nostalgia Compels You (Say it like in 'The Exorcist') will over come the fact that other than F1 cars, 1/20th is the red headed stepchild of the automotive modeling world.

Posted

I don't know how much funds they will have to sink into it, to turn it back to stock, maybe just maybe, it's more economically viable to use a vintage kit, to tool up a 1/25th scale version and scrap the old tool.

Just thinking out loud, no more no less...but sure would like to take a peek on the pre-orders of the "70 AMX

Other than F1 subjects, I don't care much for 1/20th, though I do have a couple of the MPC 1/20th Corvettes. I may get the AMX, because I don't have a '70 in any scale and the subject. I'd be interested in the van if it could be built stock, but the 4x4 custom doesn't appeal to me.

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