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(@Ken Chane)
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What's next from DM?

Now that I received the fabulous 1948 Buick, I wonder if anyone knows what's in the pipeline.



   
(@Christopher Novak)
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I'm sure wearing out the edge of my seat. Anybody know how to do partial upholstery?



   
(@Douglas Ford)
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I think it's a series of

Lincoln Continental Marks. All of them from the first 1940 to the Mak X concept car! Yea, I wish. :((
Would anybody else go for this set?



   
Bill Juffernbruch
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First choice...1948 Packard Woodie then anything from the 1940's.



   
(@Douglas Ford)
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I'd rather have a 40 or 41 Packard "woody" Never cared for the upside down bathtub look.



   
(@Ken Chane)
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Just want the facts, Mister!

My question did not ask for wish lists; all of us have our preferences. My question is: does anyone have some GOOD information about what DM is working on, and their future release dates?



   
Dan Vincent
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Packard Woodies? I'm greedy...I want both styles.


USAF 1958-62


   
(@John Chamblis)
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Lighten up a little Ken. The only folks that have the sort of advance knowledge of future releases that you are looking for work for the DM. They are not permitted to post on public forums although they're encouraged to daily peruse same. Once in a while folks get preview information via early arrival brochures or a chance slip of the tongue from a DM customer service rep. Incidents of that type are reported here when they occur. Doug, I'm with you; during this holiday season I'm ever hopeful that Santa will bring Mark's!



   
(@Douglas Ford)
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Thanks, John.



   
(@Douglas Ford)
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Damn, Ken, it's just a joke. This is why allot of people have left this forum. I might be next!



   
Richard Dube
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I think everybody would agree........

for a nice rendering of the 1940 MK1 to be done by DM. For myself,I have enough of the FM repaints of the 1956 MK11 and 1961 convertible and I don't find any of the other Continentals or Lincolns particularly desirable. My comment is without offense to these model lovers.



   
Frank Kocour
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I have no advanced knowledge, but DM reproduced several of the cars that are in the museum called "57 Heaven". I suspect there are more to come. I am anticipating and Oldsmobile, a Lincoln and a Buick Series.

Check it out . . .

http://www.57heaven.com/



   
(@Roger Pratt)
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Don't know what's next Ken, but I did receive the `70

Mustang today; another winner imo. Funny part was that I called DM yesterday and asked if this model was to be ordered separately or came by auto shipment from the classic car series and the rep had a real hard time even finding the model on her data base:D



   
(@abaucom)
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Sure would Doug

I hope they start doing some Thunderbirds soon. More Cad's, Riviera's, and I also want some of those Marks's.



   
(@Douglas Ford)
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Absolutely, all of the above.



   
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