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A new Brooklin - Israeli special. Serve with hummus
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This has been sent to me by a friend, who is a member of the Israeli Model Collectors Club.
BRK. ISR 01
1959 WILLYS STATION WAGON
(ISRAELI AIR FORCE)
ISRAELI MODEL CARS
COLLECTORS CLUB
1 of 100
The models are completed, being shipped shortly. There are 100 of them. Each model is numbered.
Certain changes were done to the master to create this model; you be the judge, I don't know.
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That certainly looks really good to me !
Looks good to me as well! Anything that says "Jeep"...
is welcome in my collection.
Awesome model! Any idea how I might be able to get one?
Look really nice with some bigger wheels and tires & lifted up a bit !
Pics:Great model, the desert yellow suites the model better than the standard green.
When the model was released in February 2011, I bought two models and repainted one in white.
I asked John Scrivens, chairman of the Brooklin Collectors Club to choose the Jeep as a white Police car for the 2011 Club model. Now I have seen this model, I will try to catch one.
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Jacques, Really like your white Jeep. I think I want to repaint one now. Thanks for the pictures.
Rootbeer brown would look nice !
John, I will get some and list them here. I doubt any dealers in US will have them.
VERY much appreciated Albert. My birthday's coming up in November, so the timing is great.
Albert, was this model done in Bath or is it a Code 3?
Dick, there are pictures of it in progress in Brooklin's 9/20 diary entry.
http://brooklinmodels.co.uk/sphoto/6257
...at the end.
Retired in Dunedin, Florida.
I just heard back from Amanda, it was done entirely at the plant.
It is definitely a Code 1.