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The Popemobile is the interesting one to find out about. The '38 Cadillac or the '29 Graham Paige are not on your list as Vatican versions only as standards. I understood both will be available
An excellent suggestion Mike, maybe in the future they might very well model some "brass age" cars .....well, why not ?
The Hollywood Special limousine would be a fine choice.
Sounds good to me! A few models from the brass era would bring some variety to our collections, especially now with such an increased activity in the 1960's.
Well, maybe John Roberts could accomplish one. (pic) With his skills, it would be the hit of any show! I wonder if JR has built a cow-catcher before.
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Amanda says...
"The Fiat Campignola's will be available soon, at the moment we are waiting on a small Vatican booklet to accompany the models"
John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA
I believe BRK had a '46 Pontiac coupe possibly planned as well. Hope it gets done.
The Fiat Popemobile (pic)
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1/64 may be popular with S gauge railroad layout folks
American Flyer and its modern new items.
John F. Quilter
Eugene, Oregon USA
This is the Vatican car that will be in the Brooklin line-up....
it completes the Vatican range. Of course, the castings could be adapted to create variations if there was enough demand.
Ha! like it.
Ken, M2 models can be hit or miss especially in the QC department.
If you really want high quality 1/64 scale try Autoworld. I buy the full 6 car releases as soon as they are available.
DEMAND, DEMAND, DEMAND !!! Is that enough DEMAND? I love the Hollywood Special!