Round 2 News for 2026 UPDATED – Star Trek, Star Wars, Black Hole, and more – new box art
We had a couple kit announcements from Round 2 yesterday, and now more updates to share today! Please note, all
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We had a couple kit announcements from Round 2 yesterday, and now more updates to share today! Please note, all
Continue readingWe’ve posted an update video from CultTVman’s Hobbyshop, featuring a sneak peak inside the box of the new Strange New
Continue readingThe Strange New Worlds Enterprise is coming by the end of 2024. Round 2 has it scheduled for December and
Continue readingRound 2 has shared new box art for a couple of their upcoming Star Trek reissues The Enterprise D is
Continue readingRound 2 has shared a couple new box art images in the past week. These are kits expected before the
Continue readingThis falls into the “better late than never” file. Round 2 had a lot of news at Wonderfest in June!
Continue readingLast year at Wonderfest, Round 2 announced the 1:350 Kronos One, an upgrade to the K’t’inga model kit. There is
Continue readingRound 2 has shared a number of images featuring the upcoming box art. The most exciting is the Galileo with
Continue readingI recently completed a diorama replicating the box art for the Shuttlecraft Galileo. For the shuttle I used photos of
Continue readingby Glen Swanson In researching the history of the first AMT Star Trek model, I’ve come across numerous correspondence highlighting
Continue readingby Glen Swanson Visual effects artist Glenn Campbell shares a rare snapshot that was taken while he was working on
Continue readingby Glen Swanson You never know what impact those early AMT Star Trek models will have on your life. Here
Continue readingI would like to submit to you my version of the USS Enterprise NCC-1701 (1:350 scale). Instead of following the
Continue readingBy Glen Swanson In our ongoing tribute to the 55th anniversary of the very first AMT Star Trek model kit,
Continue readingBy Glen Swanson The very first AMT Enterprise model kit that began to appear on store shelves in June 1967
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