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Rich Sufficool
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1953 Nash Healey [PIC]

I've wanted a 1/24 Nash Healey forever and when I got the Kaiser Darrin, I really wanted one as a stable mate. Both were first generation American sports cars and contemporaries to the '53 Corvette.
Well, I may never get one so I bought this 1/32 Signature model and for the couple of bucks it cost, it has a lot of nice features... it ain't a sealed resin, it's a diecast model with opening panels. Soooo take a look:

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(@100ford2003)
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I love it ! It's so different from what was being manufactured by American companies.

I swear that I would buy that car if I had been able too. To my eyes it just is DDG !! Thanks for posting those pics !



   
(@phil-r)
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I’d love one of those in 1:24. Same color combination too!



   
John Shamblin
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Amazing. How can they get that much detail in such a small scale?



   
(@phil-r)
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John have you seen some of the newer 1:43rd resin models? Details are amazing



   
(@Bruce Gibbins)
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Lovely model, it truly is. How do Signature produce these to sell at such a reasonable price?



   
(@Dennis Mong)
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Am I Correct in that ... this offering also had a V-8 Option ... ?



   
(@mike-detorrice)
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Nice ! Signature's 1/32's are well done and this one's a favorite.



   
Rich Sufficool
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Detail in a small scale [PIC]

Here's a 1/43 Ferrari Enzo by Kyosho:
for scale purposes, that's a pin from a shirt holding up the engine cover.

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