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First off, no one else seems to know, or be willing to discuss on the webcam thread, so Ill ask you: Whats the dealio with that grey specialty-looking chassis? Is that a new 4-gear, and when will it be released? What bodies is it meant to fit?
Someone suggested in another thread just a wheel package for the T-jets. Have you considered remaking all the classic wheel styles that were on the AFX chassis? Ansen sprints, T/As, stockers, etc varied out on different bodystyles would really add some detail on the production cars, and if you wanted to do a wheel pack, this would be it since it could theoretically work for the T-jets, XT's and the Super III. A pack with a full set of each of those for around the price of a tune up kit would go fast. I for one would LOVE to see the Ansen sprints on that Jeep! Especially with some bigger tires front and rear, just like AFX did on the original CJs, GMC trucks and Blazers. I would suggest something with some visible tread, even if its just on the sidewall; this would complete the look for both the CJ and the Hummer as well as any other trucks you have planned.
Speaking of that jeep, seeing as how you already have some sets planned, I have another idea for you. As a ravenous Jeep fanatic I can tell you that most of us not only love our rigs, but all the merchandise that goes with them. Quadratec and Four Wheel Drive Hardware are the top 2 aftermarket parts/accessories oufits that I use. They each have huge catalogs full of goodies including model and toy Jeeps. Even if you did a simple figure-8 set-- "Jeep CJ Shootout" or something--and made it an exclusive for one of those theyd sell like crazy, especially if you had them ready for X-mas. And offering a 2 pack of the Jeeps themselves would be a hit also, since I cant be the only jeep nut with an existing slot track. If you REALLY want to step up on something like this, maybe bring back the snake track and add in a few plastic boulders and mold the track in brown for a little off road action.
Anyhow just a few thoughts and ideas of mine, hope something helps. And keep the good stuff coming!
Someone suggested in another thread just a wheel package for the T-jets. Have you considered remaking all the classic wheel styles that were on the AFX chassis? Ansen sprints, T/As, stockers, etc varied out on different bodystyles would really add some detail on the production cars, and if you wanted to do a wheel pack, this would be it since it could theoretically work for the T-jets, XT's and the Super III. A pack with a full set of each of those for around the price of a tune up kit would go fast. I for one would LOVE to see the Ansen sprints on that Jeep! Especially with some bigger tires front and rear, just like AFX did on the original CJs, GMC trucks and Blazers. I would suggest something with some visible tread, even if its just on the sidewall; this would complete the look for both the CJ and the Hummer as well as any other trucks you have planned.
Speaking of that jeep, seeing as how you already have some sets planned, I have another idea for you. As a ravenous Jeep fanatic I can tell you that most of us not only love our rigs, but all the merchandise that goes with them. Quadratec and Four Wheel Drive Hardware are the top 2 aftermarket parts/accessories oufits that I use. They each have huge catalogs full of goodies including model and toy Jeeps. Even if you did a simple figure-8 set-- "Jeep CJ Shootout" or something--and made it an exclusive for one of those theyd sell like crazy, especially if you had them ready for X-mas. And offering a 2 pack of the Jeeps themselves would be a hit also, since I cant be the only jeep nut with an existing slot track. If you REALLY want to step up on something like this, maybe bring back the snake track and add in a few plastic boulders and mold the track in brown for a little off road action.
Anyhow just a few thoughts and ideas of mine, hope something helps. And keep the good stuff coming!