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Here's another entry in the series and with this one I'm going with a brand-new release, just issued in April 2023. I received mine earlier this past week. Released by Great Lighting Models-GLM as a Tom Dirnberger Exclusive. A Limited Edition, #01 of 60 (actually 58-40 open & 18 closed) The model is finished in Cordovan w/a Beige Top.
1962 Imperial Crown Convertible
John Merritt
South Lyon, Michigan - USA
Nice pictures. This is the same color I picked and the tan top looks great with the maroon body.
Another entry in this series of models comes from 1964. After the two gorgeous colors issued by Tom Dirnberger for his '64 Imperial convertibles, GLM followed up with two more. Now these may not be as striking as TDs versions, but they are still great color choices. The style does look good in its silver-blue coat.
1964 Imperial Crown Convertible, a Limited Edition, #14 of 109 in Nassau Blue
John Merritt
South Lyon, Michigan - USA
I want to feature another amazing Imperial model this evening from this series. This one was issued in 2021. Two colors were issued as Tom Dirnberger Exclusives, two others in the GLM Classic Series, this is one of those. Most likely someone will mention that this color was not an official Imperial color for 1961. Maybe not, but I've seen two of them in this color, and they were every bit as beautiful as this model.
1961 Imperial Crown Convertible, LE #32 of 109 in Dubonnet Poly
John Merritt
South Lyon, Michigan - USA
What stunning Imperials from each year. Right now, I have two of the 1961 Imperials in 1/18 scale from Yat Ming Signature, but these 1/43 versions are quite spectacular and would be great additions.