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02/12/2022 2:07 pm
John, the last picture appears to show a 1942 DeSoto model. Am I correct, and is this a NB Center model?
Ed Davis
Inverness, Illinois, USA
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02/12/2022 3:42 pm
Yes, it will be a higher detailed model.
John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA
Ed Davis reacted
02/12/2022 7:31 pm
Speaking of NB Center models......who would like to see this 1941 Buick sedanette done as an NB Center model from Brooklin?
Jack Dodds and John Kuvakas reacted
02/12/2022 10:45 pm
Me. It would be a nice edition to my Buick collection.
Ed Davis
Inverness, Illinois, USA
03/12/2022 9:17 am
Personally, for that amount of money, I would ideally prefer a post war car.
03/12/2022 11:07 am
I wouldn't trade mine for anything Ken....I have a beautifully enhanced one....I bought it from the same seller that I got my enhanced WM '41 Oldsmobile from.
And of course I have the WMCE '41 Buick convertible
Your two-tone model is gorgeous.
I would still add an NB Center '41 Buick fastback if Brooklin offered it.
04/12/2022 4:56 am
The 1941 Buick is an " overcooked " model in 1/43 scale. I had all of them before decades ago and the newest are not even better and mostly inaccurate aside from the GLM Roadmaster Convertible.
What we really need is a manufacturer to do a 1942 model that would make the gap between the early and mid 40's.
04/12/2022 7:21 pm
The 1941 Buick is an " overcooked " model in 1/43 scale
I agree that year is overcooked, but I stated I would buy an NB Center model because the 1:1 car already exists in the NB Center.
If it didn't already exist in the center, I wouldn't want another '41, although I can never have too many fastbacks.
Karl Schnelle reacted
04/12/2022 9:30 pm
I would love to see a 1941 NB Center Buick. It is a great looking car and they would undoubtedly to a fine job on it.
Ben Lampson reacted