Has anyone heard about this kit?
Bimmerkid
04-19-2003, 06:23 AM
http://www.modelexpress.net/catalogs/shop-images/items/REV_2177.jpg
Only $13 at modelexpress.net.
I'd paint it Porsche silver in a road version. ;)
Only $13 at modelexpress.net.
I'd paint it Porsche silver in a road version. ;)
christofurr
04-19-2003, 06:38 AM
Looks like it needs to be lowered a bit too! 4x4 GT1 anyone? :p
flyonthewall
04-19-2003, 06:48 AM
It was listed in Revells '03 new release announcement a short while back.
Bimmerkid
04-19-2003, 06:55 AM
Originally posted by christofurr
Looks like it needs to be lowered a bit too! 4x4 GT1 anyone? :p
It's a Revell, what did you expect? :rolleyes:
I'm not saying all Revells are bad..
Looks like it needs to be lowered a bit too! 4x4 GT1 anyone? :p
It's a Revell, what did you expect? :rolleyes:
I'm not saying all Revells are bad..
Kurzheck
04-19-2003, 08:37 AM
Just a reissue of the Revell Champion & Mobil GT1's. Not bad kits when you can find one that isn't warped like mad. K
Layla's Keeper
04-19-2003, 12:28 PM
What they said. It's originally a Dragon/DML tool. Inferior to the Tamiya and UT Models kits, though the Cartograf decals are top-notch and the driveline is very useful for transplanting into other Porsches, like Revell's old 70's 911 Carrera RS kit.
Ask me how I know this... :angel:
Ask me how I know this... :angel:
daggerlee
04-19-2003, 12:29 PM
Originally posted by Octagon
What they said. It's originally a Dragon/DML tool. Inferior to the Tamiya and UT Models kits, though the Cartograf decals are top-notch and the driveline is very useful for transplanting into other Porsches, like Revell's old 70's 911 Carrera RS kit.
Ask me how I know this... :angel:
How? :D
What they said. It's originally a Dragon/DML tool. Inferior to the Tamiya and UT Models kits, though the Cartograf decals are top-notch and the driveline is very useful for transplanting into other Porsches, like Revell's old 70's 911 Carrera RS kit.
Ask me how I know this... :angel:
How? :D
Layla's Keeper
04-19-2003, 12:53 PM
It's a swap I'm performing, of course. :D
The only catch is that I'm only using the block, heads, cam covers, and injectors. I'm trying to build it into a NA engine as classic NA Rear Wheel Drive 911's are my personal favorites.
The only catch is that I'm only using the block, heads, cam covers, and injectors. I'm trying to build it into a NA engine as classic NA Rear Wheel Drive 911's are my personal favorites.
daggerlee
04-19-2003, 12:56 PM
Originally posted by Octagon
It's a swap I'm performing, of course. :D
The only catch is that I'm only using the block, heads, cam covers, and injectors. I'm trying to build it into a NA engine as classic NA Rear Wheel Drive 911's are my personal favorites.
Sounds sweet! Hope to see a progress thread soon ;)
It's a swap I'm performing, of course. :D
The only catch is that I'm only using the block, heads, cam covers, and injectors. I'm trying to build it into a NA engine as classic NA Rear Wheel Drive 911's are my personal favorites.
Sounds sweet! Hope to see a progress thread soon ;)
Layla's Keeper
04-19-2003, 01:03 PM
I hope to have a couple going. I build mostly "old school" imports with a lot of domestic kit parts. Some of the cutting, hacking, and general kit-bashing I do is pretty nuts. I've even got an LT-5 powered 1969 Corvair with Hewland transaxle swiped from an Accurate Minatures McLaren Mk8B in the pipeline.
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