Dodge and Plymouth concept cars?

[dimebolt]

Has anyone ever cast any of these Dodge, and Plymouth concept cars?

I'v prsonally seen this one twice.

[Casey]

Has anyone ever cast any of these Dodge, and Plymouth concept cars?

No, but Jack Pennington built an incredibly nice replica of the car shown above.

[gtx6970]

no resin versions of any the above, at least not that I'm that I'm aware of ,,,,,,if there is someone let me know

I REALLY want to do a Diamante and Duster 1

The RTS 1970 Roadrunner would not be a real hard one to do,

But, the RTS Duster( the green one ) and the RTS 1971 Roadrunner would be a bit tougher to do than one might think. As there are several custom touches that don't pop out unless you really study the cars.

I wish my body work skills were up to the task to attempt a master

Edited October 26, 2012 by gtx6970

[jjsipes]

I would love all the Rapid Transit Concept cars in model form. I think they are awesome looking.

[Danno]

No models, but didn't Datsun build a whole slew of little 4-bangers that looked a LOT like this one?

[jjsipes]

MPC did make a 72 Roadrunner kit

I have never been able to get my hands on one to see if the parts are there to build what is shown. If they are then maybe someone could resin cast the parts needed.

[gtx6970]

MPC did make a 72 Roadrunner kit

I have never been able to get my hands on one to see if the parts are there to build what is shown. If they are then maybe someone could resin cast the parts needed.

I'm not 100% sure but I don't think it had any of the parts to do the custom version ?

[TooOld]

MPC did make a 72 Roadrunner kit

I have never been able to get my hands on one to see if the parts are there to build what is shown. If they are then maybe someone could resin cast the parts needed.

I bought that kit back in the early 70's and I think it had parts to build a Superbird but not the car on the box . I still have it in my stash , I'll get back to you .

I checked and it has both the custom front and the Superbird front parts included . Here's a photo of the body parts .

Edited October 26, 2012 by TooOld

[Green Duster]

Somebody cast that front end. I'll buy one or two. I think you would sell a bunch! I'm still trying to figure out

how to make the Duster show car.

[Casey]

I think the Revell 1/24 '71 GTX would be a better starting point, as it includes the thin rubberized bumper lip thingy (I forget the technical name) which appears to be present on the show car, plus the show car's nose "opening" doesn't look like the stock opening, lacking the raised area along the bottom edge. The kit part is neat, but it's just a custom grille with euro style headlights from what I see, and not all that close to what the Rapid Transit car is wearing.

[TooOld]

You're right Casey . Once again the box art isn't close to the parts in the box !

[dimebolt]

Thanks for the responses everyone.

That's too bad, as I would love to build a RTS diorama.

The MPC 72 Roadie looks like it would be a good start to do the Beinke's 71 G-series Superbird.

If anyone does build a master for the RTS cars, I for one would buy a whole slew of them.

Corey

[Casey]

The box art looks like a compromise between the 1:1 car and what they could work with model-wise.

I don't think it'd be too difficult to create a conversion kit for the Revell/Monogram '71 GTX and AMT '71 Duster for those two cars. The Duster's nose and tail pieces could be much like the custom nose and tail caps AMT included in their Customizing series kits, the headlights, bumpers and grilles to go along with them, and new hoods. The Sonic 'Cuda might be the easiest of the bunch.

[gtx6970]

The nose on the 71 would only be the beginning.

It has a custom hood and decklid as well. not to mention the tail lights / rear bumper treatment .

I don't think any of the cars would be a cake walk to replicate, but I also don't think any of them would be impossibile either. I've seen the Diamante, Duster 1 and the RTS Duster in person and they really need to be seen to appreciate.

http://www.roadrunne...SRoadRunner.htm

And I agree, I think the Sonic Cuda will be the easist one to replcate, EXCEPT for the paint work

Edited October 26, 2012 by gtx6970

[Ace-Garageguy]

Man, I dig that groovy Sonic 'Cuda.......I've never seen that one before......

[dimebolt]

You could work a GTO Judge spoiler into the quarters for the Cuda, and the Diamante. Also, one I forgot to post is the Super Charger. It could work for that car as well.

Corey

[1930fordpickup]

I think the Blonde Bumper on the Sonic Cuda is HOT !!!! LOL

[Art Anderson]

No discussion of Plymouth dream cars would be complete without the XNR! http://files.conceptcarz.com/img/Plymouth/60-Plymouth-XNR_Concept-DV-11-AI_a03.jpg

Art

[dimebolt]

No discussion of Plymouth dream cars would be complete without the XNR! http://files.conceptcarz.com/img/Plymouth/60-Plymouth-XNR_Concept-DV-11-AI_a03.jpg

Art

Most definitely Art.

[jeffb]

i gotta 60 valiant, how hard could the xnr be???!!!

[Chuck Most]

I'd certainly be interested in an XNR. Not sure on the others suggested, but I'd think there'd be more than enough demand.

[dimebolt]

i gotta 60 valiant, how hard could the xnr be???!!!

[LURCH426]

IN 71 RTS ROADRUNNER LOOK BEHIND IT THE 70 RTS ROAD RUNNER SITTING THERE THAT'S THE ONE IVE BEEN WANTING TO DO

Edited October 29, 2012 by LURCH426

[scale trucker]

one of the cuda kits that were released came with the custom front to make the sonic cuda it was molded in blue

[dimebolt]

one of the cuda kits that were released came with the custom front to make the sonic cuda it was molded in blue

Please let me know if you find any info on this, as I would love to build it.

Corey