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John Merritt
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Here's my Packard in green/white. For these photos I chose a different background setting I've not used before.

1954 Packard Caribbean Convertible, BRK 238 in Sahara Sand & Gulf Green

1954 Packard Caribbean G1
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1954 Packard Caribbean G8

John Merritt
South Lyon, Michigan - USA


   
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Beautiful model and photos. Love the color combo!



   
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 Geno
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WOW, John, amazing model and pics. I'd love to get in on 1/43, but I'm about out of room for 1/24. I think that would be a slippery slope.😲



   
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John Kuvakas
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@geno,

 


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David Green
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Very fitting background John. I look forward to seeing your beautifully photographed models.



   
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@geno 

You are correct about a “slippery slope”. That was my concern, when I considered buying my first 1/43 scale model.


Ed Davis
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Geno, Tis is the hayday of 1/43 scale models. Years ago I ran out of room for any more 1/18 and 1/24 scale models. I had been collecting 1/43 scale primarily white metal and then along comes resin at a price that seemed affordable. Long story short, I have been addicted for several years now to a point that I'm almost out of room for 1/43 now. Never in my wildest dreams did I think we would see the details that are available in this scale. Slippery slope, yes it is.



   
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