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(@carcass1996)
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Some teasers from ModelCarGroup Facebook 1960 Ford Country Squire (BoS, sample, closed resin, early 2017)
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1932 Packard 902 (BoS, sample, closed resin, late 2016)
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1954 Jeep pickup (MCG?)
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1968 Buick Electra 225 4-door hardtop (BoS, closed resing, june 2016)
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1975 Lincoln Continental 4-door sedan (BoS, closed resin, november 2016)
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1960 Buick Flxible Premiere Ambulance (BoS, closed resin, 2016)
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1985 Chevrolet Caprice red (MCG, closed diecast, somewhere this year)
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1985 Chevrolet Caprice taxi yellow (MCG, closed diecast, somewhere this year)
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1985 Chevrolet Caprice taxi yellow (MCG, closed diecast, somewhere this year)
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Both BoS and ModelCarGroup brands are owned by Modelcarworld, german disecast store.



   
Marty Johnson
(@marty-johnson)
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Wow! I'm not a resin fan but a couple of offerings have definitely have piqued my interest!



   
(@d-crowe)
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Interesting subjects, questionable execution.

Maybe many corrections will be made before production. Wheels on the 1960 Ford are severely oversized. Those actual cars had 14 inch wheels. And the 1985 Caprice looks like a smaller scale pullback toy. Bumpers are much too bulky and boxy. How tragic it would be for that iconic body style to be done incorrectly on the 1/18 scale debut.



   
(@mike-detorrice)
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These look great ! It's a real treat to get so many really new and interesting subjects in 1/18th in such numbers.



   
(@Lawrence Kalfayan)
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I like them all but especially that '68 Buick Electra and '60 Buick ambulance.



   
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