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@chris it is a movie car from 2022-2027 "The Lincoln Lawyer" TV series (not to be confused with the movie of the same name)
The side glass vertical trim looks a bit too wide / thick in the middle to me. IMO, in the pics it looks like it might be a sedan even though it would have the same dimensions of the side glass. Lol, am I imagining things that aren’t really there again?
@chris it is a movie car from 2022-2027 "The Lincoln Lawyer" TV series (not to be confused with the movie of the same name)
I definitely see 5 thicker vertical grill bar trim in these pics that I don’t see in the model pics or is my screen off ?
"I definitely see 5 thicker vertical grill bar trim in these pics that I don’t see in the model pics or is my screen off?"
You're quite right! The KK-Scale nor my Ricko '63 have them..... but they should! 😠 😠 😡
My, my YOU are picky! 😯 🙄 😯 😮 😀 😀 😀
"The side glass vertical trim looks a bit too wide / thick in the middle to me."
Yep, saw that.... it is a bit "too wide," BUT there's NO vertical "black center line." 1:1 Lincolns have black weather stripping "sandwiched" between those two chrome surrounds.
IMO, a simple vertical black "straight line" with a Sharpie marker could fix, or at least improve, that issue in 30, maybe 40 seconds. 😉 😉
Here's a KK-Scale 1963 Lincoln variant not discussed.
This replicates the last car John Kennedy exited alive; certainly a "cross-over-collectible" if I ever saw one.
Had I purchased CMF's 1/18 JFK "Dallas Lincoln" - which I truly regret not doing, and Sun Star's '58 Kennedy "campaign Lincoln," this KK-Scale would've been a must have.
The Kennedys loved their Lincolns!



