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Knight Racer wrote:What I don't understand is why do those cars look stretched like what we were shown a long time ago.But the ones we have are small compact ones?
What ever happened to this version of the minimates?Even Michael looks taller like those GIJoe figures we had as a kid.
Knight Racer wrote:What I don't understand is why do those cars look stretched like what we were shown a long time ago.But the ones we have are small compact ones?
What ever happened to this version of the minimates?Even Michael looks taller like those GIJoe figures we had as a kid.
Knight Rider KITT Cars Aside from the General Lee, there was no cooler car in the '80s than Michael Knight's tricked out, stuffy-voiced, jet black Knight Industries Two Thousand (or KITT) sports car. DST Toys is creating two versions of that iconic TV car: the standard KITT car or the Super Pursuit Mode KITT. Both will have the red lights in the grill and a light-up dashboard, as well as feature actor William Daniels' original voice of the artificial intelligence computer. (Available in July.)







KFCreator wrote:It's hard to make out the clarity on the dash from the video but the fact that it lights up, flashes and KITT's voice modulator blinks in time with the sound clips is awesome in its own right. I'd say to anyone who might be quick to criticize the authentic quality of this (or other Knight Rider toys/models) to be a lot more patient and forgiving, especially considering that the description on the video says that this isn't even the final prototype, which means it's likely that the production model will look better in some ways. Remember too that this is a *toy* and not a replica scale model and some compromises have to, and will, be made. For me, I'm super pleased with their scanner light, the fact that KITT actually has sound clips from the show and that the fog lights, taillights and dashboard all light up and flash. Sure, the nose could be better and the clear plastic pieces are a bit annoying but even if this ships looking like this, any serious fan could do a mod job and make it look more authentic on their own if they truly wanted to. It amazes me that there are people in this community that are so quick to blast the work that companies like this are doing to give us more Knight Rider products that we can own and enjoy. We should all be grateful that new Knight Rider products are even still being produced 30 years after the show came out. I am and I won't take a single product that comes out now for granted seeing as how the powers-that-be could decide tomorrow that Knight Rider as a franchise is done and let the legacy fade into obscurity, which would mean we'd never see another new product again.
KFCreator wrote:It's hard to make out the clarity on the dash from the video but the fact that it lights up, flashes and KITT's voice modulator blinks in time with the sound clips is awesome in its own right. I'd say to anyone who might be quick to criticize the authentic quality of this (or other Knight Rider toys/models) to be a lot more patient and forgiving, especially considering that the description on the video says that this isn't even the final prototype, which means it's likely that the production model will look better in some ways. Remember too that this is a *toy* and not a replica scale model and some compromises have to, and will, be made. For me, I'm super pleased with their scanner light, the fact that KITT actually has sound clips from the show and that the fog lights, taillights and dashboard all light up and flash. Sure, the nose could be better and the clear plastic pieces are a bit annoying but even if this ships looking like this, any serious fan could do a mod job and make it look more authentic on their own if they truly wanted to. It amazes me that there are people in this community that are so quick to blast the work that companies like this are doing to give us more Knight Rider products that we can own and enjoy. We should all be grateful that new Knight Rider products are even still being produced 30 years after the show came out. I am and I won't take a single product that comes out now for granted seeing as how the powers-that-be could decide tomorrow that Knight Rider as a franchise is done and let the legacy fade into obscurity, which would mean we'd never see another new product again.
OKC KNIGHT wrote:You have to realize that this is a HUGE 1/15 scale car and the Kenner toy car was around 1/36 scale
Just be happy us KR fans are getting all these cool toys![]()
blowersho wrote:OKC KNIGHT wrote:You have to realize that this is a HUGE 1/15 scale car and the Kenner toy car was around 1/36 scale
Just be happy us KR fans are getting all these cool toys![]()
I agree, it's fantastic that so many products are coming out this year. This models dash could be a lot better, at 1/15 scale a lot more detail can be put in easily. Kenner made multiple models/toys, one of them was probably 1/36 scale. The Knight 2000 voice car however was not 1/36, it was much bigger. In fact it was bigger than the 1/18 ERTL, probably around 1/15 or even 1/12. The MK figure that went inside was pretty big and that figure would look like a giant next to the ERTL.
imranbecks wrote:blowersho wrote:OKC KNIGHT wrote:You have to realize that this is a HUGE 1/15 scale car and the Kenner toy car was around 1/36 scale
Just be happy us KR fans are getting all these cool toys![]()
I agree, it's fantastic that so many products are coming out this year. This models dash could be a lot better, at 1/15 scale a lot more detail can be put in easily. Kenner made multiple models/toys, one of them was probably 1/36 scale. The Knight 2000 voice car however was not 1/36, it was much bigger. In fact it was bigger than the 1/18 ERTL, probably around 1/15 or even 1/12. The MK figure that went inside was pretty big and that figure would look like a giant next to the ERTL.
Yeah.. The KITT voice car was definitely not 1/36 scale.. Its close to 1/15.. Maybe it is 1/15 or close to that.. I don't have that voice car so I can't be sure, but I know it was big, and definitely bigger than 1/18. Really wish I have it.. Its probably one KR toy I've always wanted to add to my collection. But the price it is going for at ebay is insane.
OKC KNIGHT wrote:While looking for the small mini mate cars at TRU,Their internal inventory system showed a KITT for $50.So will this be available at TRU or ???
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Dave




Dave Knight wrote:the only thing I HATE on this 1/15 KITT is the HUGE gap between the edge of the hood and the scanner. I know that the scanner is in that spot on the top half of the SPM nose but to have that gap on the regular version is just retarded. I would gladly forfeit a working scanner lights to have a nose with no huge gap between the scanner area and the edge of the hood like on the mini mates KITT.
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