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John Quilter
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There are three 1941 Brooklin 1941 Pontiacs as shown. 

1941 Pontiacs X3 #1
1941 Pontiacs X3 #2
1941 Pontiacs X3 #3

But instead of the four door fast back Torpedo Streamliner I would have preferred the one in this picture.

1941 Pontiac

Just noticed, I will have to add the front and rear fender moldings to the four door and coupe to match the woody.

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Jack Dodds
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That would have been my preference too John and also to have the woody done in that chestnut poly color.  With that said, I do quite like what BRK gave us though.


   
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Posted by: @john-quilter

But instead of the four door fast back Torpedo Streamliner I would have preferred the one in this picture.

Well then, get to it! Should be child's play for you.... 🤨 😏 


   
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But instead of the four door fast back Torpedo Streamliner I would have preferred the one in this picture.

Well then, get to it! Should be child's play for you.... 🤨 😏 

If I could find a really cheap Brooklin, I would, but I hate buying full price ones and chopping them up. Just don't have the heart for it.  Here's the Buick version, a Jerry Rettig resin kit bought and built decades ago.

1941 Buicks X3 #1

John F. Quilter
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@john-quilter Nice!

I can relate 100%. You may/may not know I chop up  1/18ths all the time to fabricate what I want.

Years ago, it didn't matter much because everything was so cheap.  I bought certain models with specific projects in mind, but they've since become so valuable I, like you, do NOT have the heart to chop 'em up! 

🙄 😮 🙄 😔 


   
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  • Here is my Torpedo done in two tone green
    IMG 2690
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    IMG 2688
    IMG 2689
    IMG 2687

     


   
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@chazy-r 

Nice work.

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John Quilter
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Nice color scheme.  You can add detail by adding the four chrome strips on each fender trailing edge.  I use sections of 22 gauge silver colored wire held in place with clear nail polish.

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Chazy.R
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@john-quilter  Thanks for the tip. I tried that already but not totally sold on it. Also, used BMF around window trim. Will post pictures later.

 

   
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@chazy-r Looks great.


   
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John Kuvakas
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Awesome colors! That design lends itself so well to two-toning, and you picked stunning colors. 

John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA


   
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BRK's wagon as enhanced a couple of years ago,

Please note:

I never messed up the car with this rack, it was just a silly idea...  😎

Left
Front
Rear
Right

 

Ralf Buyer
Wiesbaden, Germany


   
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