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Ben: I must agree that the Packard in Black looks fantastic. A real "formal "look.
I love both of them. The black looks very formal. I wish these would be reissued.
John Merritt
South Lyon, Michigan - USA
How ‘bout a couple of Brooklins?
41 Packard Clipper (Brooklin BRK 18)
47 Packard Custom Super 8 light blue (Brooklin BRK 18B)
Frank Reed
Chesapeake, VA
BRK 18B is one of my favorite Brooklins.
Retired in Dunedin, Florida.
BRK 18B is one of my favorite Brooklins.
It has nice lines and although I quite like the light blue on it, it would really suit a 2-tone.
All the above are great looking models. I thought I would add a couple of pictures of my one and only Packard. It is an Automodello 1938 Packard Twelve Convertible Victoria. I purchased this in 2013, and I think it is the second 1/43 scale model car I purchased.
Ed Davis
Inverness, Illinois, USA
Ed, if you can have only one Packard of the golden classic era, I think you have made a good choice. Well done!
Automodello made some very nice models a number of years ago. They seemed to stop making 1/43 models to focus on 1/24 scale. Are they still in business and if so, any recent models in 1/43??
@kenspear The last 1:43 Jim Cowen offered was the Alan Fraser Sunbeam Tiger. I don't keep up with his 1:24 offerings but they have certainly taken center stage with him.
Magnificent classic Packard, Larry. As your only 1:43, you have a prime example. Well done!









