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06/04/2025 2:29 am
That is just a prototype. There may be some changes.
Tony Perrone and Christopher Moroni reacted
06/04/2025 5:22 am
There may be some changes.
The rear may be a bit "thick," it's difficult to tell without comparing taillights. And the whitewalls are a bit too wide (on this 1:1 too ) but otherwise, this 1960 Eldorado looks pretty good! Even though '59 Cadillacs are my all-time-favorites, it's nice to see 1960 Cadillac replicas. I sure wish I could get one in 1/18!
06/04/2025 8:52 am
That looks like a beauty. A routine yes for me, but that was before the tariff chaos.
Christopher Moroni and Tony Perrone reacted
06/04/2025 9:39 am
The wild color shown is a great choice to represent the era.
Christopher Moroni reacted
06/04/2025 10:25 am
As Christopher M. says, the depth of the body towards the rear looks a little excessive but it may be a trick of the light (or the perspective). Further photos may clarify. Certainly a pretty model.
Graeme.M. Ogg
London U.K.
06/04/2025 10:36 am
@jack-dodds The color is perfect on this car. My experience with Stamp models is that that the finished product will be outstanding.
Christopher Moroni and Jack Dodds reacted
06/04/2025 10:50 am
"....the depth of the body towards the rear looks a little excessive but it may be a trick of the light (or the perspective)."
Yep, as noted.... I'd really love to compare taillights - those dimensions will speak volumes. If (IF! ) body width is off, I suspect it's because the lower portion is, well, too low. The upper-beltline-area looks about right.
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