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21/02/2022 2:23 pm
I just couldn't throw away the nice box that came with the 1931 Peerless-model...
So I kept the model in the box.
How about your packaging ?
Bob Jackman and Bob Jackman reacted
21/02/2022 2:39 pm
Wow, that's a great looking model and excellent packaging ! I have always thought that the SunStar Platinum Series packaging, with the partial foam clamshell, combined with the window box and the flap to cover the clear window, was a wonderful way to both protect and yet be able to show the actual model inside when desired.
22/02/2022 1:27 am
Wasn't the Peerless made by another manufacturer in a pinkish / light tan color ?
22/02/2022 6:24 am
Wasn't the Peerless made by another manufacturer in a pinkish / light tan color ?
AutoWorld (Ertl) bought up some tooling from other manufacturers a number of years back, including Anson. Perhaps this was a previous Anson release ? It sure looks great here, in any case !
Steve Jacobs and Steve Jacobs reacted
22/02/2022 10:03 am
Thanks Mike. I'm sure that was it. I just couldn't think of Anson at the time. They gave us some top notch models !
22/02/2022 4:23 pm
Thanks Mike. I'm sure that was it. I just couldn't think of Anson at the time. They gave us some top notch models !
They did ! I have their '57 Studebaker Hawk and their 1938 Buick Y-Job is a particularly cool replica, done beautifully by them.
23/02/2022 10:56 am
Here’s an Anson available on eBay.
23/02/2022 11:49 am
I have the Anson model and it is quite good.
23/02/2022 4:01 pm
The one thing I appreciate on the Anson model is the unusual use of artillery wheels as opposed to the chrome spoked wheels every other makers 20s-30s models sport.