Highway 61 is dipping into their bag of goodies and re-tooling some old moulds. Two new movie cars are to come this July. The first, the 1:18 1971 Plymouth HEMI Cuda Shannon from Gone in Sixty Seconds. The second, the 1970 Plymouth Barracuda from Fast & Furious 7. Each piece is nicely detailed and crafted in diecast metal and plastic bits. Updates include front grille, air dam, fog lights, taillights and wheels (18005). Suggested retail is $124US. Pre-order through our may great DiecastSociety.com sponsors!
Product# 18005 / 18010
Re-issue the Nash Bridges one please!
I second that… And I hope these guys makes them correctly this time, please, no rounding off corners! Or just give the Highway 61 responsibility to GMP instead. Same price but way higher quality.
aren’t the HWY61 molds alreadu acqiored by GMP or ACME?
Also, I’ve been always curious, what does ACME do related to their “special” models? Do they only manage projects or they actually use others’ mold but their own production and materials? I’d love to get a T/A mustang by Greenlight/ACME, but Greenlight’s one has very bad material quality, door hinges bend like cardboard. Is it any better with ACME, does anyone know?
Anyone else pick up a “Shannon” 1971 Plymouth Cuda? It’s nice overall but it’s missing details and parts (or at least mine is). The paint detail on the rear lights is absent as is the underhood decals – radiator and fender tag. Also missing are the grill inserts. Very strange. Just curious if they’re all like that or just mine.