I'll start. The Jeffery-Nash Quad, a 4x4 Cargo truck from WW1. A Pioneer Truck and the Grandfather of Off Road trucking.

There is already a Model, but it's 1/35 scale. Being from LukGraph, it will be Resin, and highly detailed, And very Fiddly and expensive.

Here's a Kit Review.

IPMS/USA Reviews

Historic Vehicles

Last year, they re-introduced the Toyota L.C. with both the Hard and Soft Tops.

Now, they have brought back the Safari Version!

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The Best Part? They Brought Back this extra Sprue of Parts.

I want a Case of these kits!

Probably won't end up with that many in the end, but I've been chasing these kits for Forty Years!!

The Decals are very nice too.

https://www.italeri.com/en/product/3253

Anyway, Lets start a list of all the 1/43 Truck kits made by AMT.

I have a wrecker and a few more but can't find the photos.

This will be a must have

I'm not sure whether this has been mentioned before (nothing showed up on my search), but the kit has some serious and not so serious issues.

The serious one is that the inner structure of the loading box sidewalls is very prominently repeating itself as sink marks on the outside surfaces.
This doesn't show very well on my photos (sorry, can't do any better), but it means you either have to to do a lot of putty work, and I do mean a lot, or cover them with thin styrene sheet.

The other one is less severe, but still annoying. The body parts tree that's not moulded in white, is moulded semi translucent:

Please take this into consideration when you decide to buy the kit.

You have been warned.

I'm not responsible.

Looking at the parts it's definitely not the old Monogram 1/24th scale, but all new tooling. 

Anyway Van's are always a great canvas for decorative artwork.

Photo's courtesy of Revell.

For more click on link below:

https://revell.com/nl-eu/products/077329090-car-stranger-things?country=BE

This new "kit clone" tooling was apparently designed from the start as a parallel part of the 1960 F100 tooling set.  The body itself appears a much higher quality casting (at least based on what I see here) than the original 1963/1964/1968 AMT kit release, eliminating many of the sags, sink marks, and so forth of the original.  It also has a far better execution of the 1963-only upper bodyside molding.  The engine is apparently the same Y-Block as in the 1960 kit.  This and the 1960 are apparently on pretty much the same glide path in terms of development timing; reportedly they should appear on the market either at approximately the same time or the second one soon after the first one debut.  

This one has been near or at the top of my "wanted" pickup kit topics since at least the early 1980's (see my WIP thread on my build of the original kit elsewhere on the Forum for details), I hope it is near the top of your "wants" as well.

Major league kudos from this corner for Tom Lowe, Steve G, John G, and the entire Round 2 team.  Way to go, guys!  TIM 

Photo courtesy of Michael Gordon.

Nice to see the return of the Mohave Mule, had that one as a kid.

Much more via the link below.

https://www.kitreviewsonline.de/revell-fendt-728-vario-gen7-im-massstab-124-bzw-120-07827/

It's pretty perfect for all the vintage tractors that have emerged lately, but also wouldn't look wrong behind an Italeri Opel Blitz.

Edit: Why did they opt for an Austrian numberplate for their box art?