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Hey all, here's what I'd love to see...
- An Austin Healey 3000 (not Frogeye) at some point. (1:8 scale)
- Knightrider KITT (I know Altaya is testing it, I want it lol) 1:8 scale
- Airwolf 1:8 scale
- Lonestar's Winnebago from Spaceballs at 1:8 scale
- The red Plymouth Fury from Stephen King's Christine at 1:8 scale,
- 1967 Chevrolet Impala at 1:8 scale,
- 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air at 1:8 scale,
- 1955 Ford Thunderbird at 1:8 scale,
- The Batmobile from Michael Keaton's Batman movie at 1:8 scale,
- A Tesla Model S (facelift) at 1:8 scale,
- A Lancia Aurelia Spider B24 at 1:8 scale,
- Ford Lincoln Futura concept car at 1:8 scale in Seafoam green
I could go on all day, but I'll leave those for now
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I too want that Atalya KITT (alternate parts to make it KARR would be even better).
Would LOVE an AirWolf, but 1:8 would make it bigger than I am. Perhaps 1:18?
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Not diverse enough, more F1, Rally cars, WEC cars and Moto GP bikes rather than old boring historic cars. Also something like a Red Arrows Hawk at say 1/12 or 1/18
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Kapclo15 wrote:Not diverse enough, more F1, Rally cars, WEC cars and Moto GP bikes rather than old boring historic cars. Also something like a Red Arrows Hawk at say 1/12 or 1/18 The reason people make “Classic” car models is because they were unique, timeless and highly memorable. Few people buy “boring” F1 cars that change every year and would be obsolete before someone even finished building it. No one ever says “check out that 1971 F1 car, everyone knows the 1971 Lotus was famous because ...... of the driver and nothing to do with the car whatsoever
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I'm afraid I pretty much agree. It's the modern cars that are boring. They all look virtually the same. Classic cars are exactly as the name says - classic. If you want F1 cars, then yes, but classics again. The Ferrari Sharknose, Lotus 49 etc... Cars of those era's all looked totally different. F1 cars today are virtually identical apart from the colour scheme. As a small case in point, I've attached some pics of a Revell F1 Ferrari that I changed into a Renault Lotus with a few simple mods and making my own decals... roymattblack attached the following image(s):
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roymattblack wrote:I'm afraid I pretty much agree.
It's the modern cars that are boring. They all look virtually the same.
Classic cars are exactly as the name says - classic.
If you want F1 cars, then yes, but classics again.
The Ferrari Sharknose, Lotus 49 etc...
Cars of those era's all looked totally different.
F1 cars today are virtually identical apart from the colour scheme.
As a small case in point, I've attached some pics of a Revell F1 Ferrari that I changed into a Renault Lotus with a few simple mods and making my own decals...
I have to agree with that.
The "classic" F1 cars give opportunity for so much more detailing.
Mclaren from the 70's vs MP4/31 from 2016
Malc. RM1 attached the following image(s):
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Whatever floats your boat ,floating boats float my boat  Man he took his time in the sun Had a dream to understand A single grain of sand He gave birth to poetry But one day will cease to be Greet the last light of the library...We were here!
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Here you go Kev, complete with 16 B25 bombers.... Maybe this one will float your boat..... .. Although out of stock at the moment it may be one to keep a watch out for.... https://www.alwayshobbie...ge-scale-model-ship-kit
Regards Alan
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Nice to get people talking and participating on the forum again.  Kev  [/size] [/quote] Definitely agree I would be carful of building the USS Hornit, 1 ship and you may never look back  “Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect.”
-Mark Twain
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