New Autocult models on the way

They are all pretty nice ! The big Chevrolet Turbo Titan is very interesting and certainly quite stylish for a truck.

Obviously, the MG!

And Matrix is coming out with three Pontiac Trans Am Kammbacks - one 1978, and two 1985s.

The AMX 3 Spyder is interesting. Was there a 1:1 version? 

Here's some additional information on some of the new Autocults,

And this Avenue43 Land Rover 109 Series III

What's so weird about this Landie?   I'll have to wait for their latest PDF on it!   Every other Autocult is a one-off weirdo... which is why I love them so much!  😎

the Chevy truck for me...........  

Posted by: @joop

the Chevy truck for me...........  

Me too! It's a "must have" for my collection!

@daveg I will post when I have one...

When in trouble getting one too, please let me know, maybe we can help each other....

This one is very important for my collection....

Posted by: @joop

This one is very important for my collection....

This is such an obscure but neat truck!  Why is it very important for you?  Are you a big fan of turbine cars? I am just curious... 🙂

@karl Hi Karl, thanks for your enquiry and yes, I am very interested in Turbine-cars, especially the American Chrysler, of which I have the 1:18-scale version and a mint 1:24-scale promo from that time. I also have some leaflets, which I bought from the daughter of one of the men who worked on the car at that time. I read Chrysler's Turbine Car written by Steve Lehto. In that book he describes how they were developed and built and how the American public was able to drive them for a short while. That's fascinating material. By that time I also found out that GM made a Turbine-truck and I thought to myself how great a model of that truck would be.....well, as with many models from my wishlist, Autocult seemed to have heard my wish.......and they made one.....this will truly get a great place in my historical collection of American cars....

But I also have all Union Pacific HO-scale GTEL's that were used in the fifties and sixties on the US railsystem in the west......they were Turbine-locomotives with massive horse-power ratings and truly fascinating engineering.

Here a picture of one....

@Joop  - I had no idea that the Union Pacific ran those out west!  What huge beasts!  Thanks for your background on turbines!

I did see the STP Lotus turbine run at Indy - not in 1968 but at the 2016 Vintage race!

@joop I have them on order! https://toycargeek.com/products/1966-chevrolet-titan-iii-turbo-truck-car-transporter

Posted by: @karl

And this Avenue43 Land Rover 109 Series III

 

Maz has found their blurb on this Landie and it seems to be a normal version, perhaps why it is in their Avenue 43 range...

https://www.maronline.org.uk/autocult-avenue-43-june-2023/

I do like that style though, with the extra high windows.