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30/03/2018 7:03 am
GC-006 A 1953 Ford Country Squire from Goldvarg Collection in 1/43 scale. Color: Glacier Blue.
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30/03/2018 7:12 am
Gorgeous! When will it be released?
30/03/2018 7:16 am
Looks good right down to the panel rivets!
30/03/2018 8:22 am
Dear Curtis Parisi, end of April. Best regards!
30/03/2018 8:22 am
yes, dear Gregory Gunn, even the rivets, but lot of work!!!
30/03/2018 8:26 am
wow, just wow!
Mark
30/03/2018 8:38 am
these models do make a statement....to say the least...
30/03/2018 8:40 am
Beautiful model...excellent work
30/03/2018 9:51 am
You've hit a home run with this one Sergio! Can't wait to get them both.
30/03/2018 10:53 am
Very nice detail ... but it doesn't fit with my ...
collection theme. I can't wait until you do an American Muscle car ... if and when you do, I'll definitely be there.
30/03/2018 2:00 pm
A real beauty---best yet!
30/03/2018 2:05 pm
x1 Definitely!
30/03/2018 3:24 pm
Excellent model but aren't those rivets more than expected?
I was around a lot of car dealers in the fifties and remember the Ford Country Squire wagons. And do not find fault with Sergio's version except those rivets on the wood. They just didn't look so nice and so shiney even when the Country Squires rolled off of the transporter. I don't know what is is. And if I was building it I couldn't do any better. But they look like shiney silver dollars. My spellcheck indicates I'm misspelling it but shiny looks wrong to me. If I had one I'd use a little dullcoat on them. To see if that works.
30/03/2018 3:53 pm
WOW! That is gorgeous. I want both of them.
John Merritt
South Lyon, Michigan - USA
30/03/2018 5:25 pm
That can't be a scale model. Looks like a full size '53 Ford wagon.
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