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A fine set up with that economical and very practical French Renault ! Here is an illustration I have, I believe from designer J.R.Samsen, for a proposed early-mid 1960's DeSoto automobile, set in Paris along the Seine River. A beautiful city and a great-looking car.
A fine set up with that economical and very practical French Renault ! Here is an illustration I have, I believe from designer J.R.Samsen, for a proposed early-mid 1960's DeSoto automobile, set in Paris along the Seine River. A beautiful city and a great-looking car.
Continuing with the quirky but innovative Panhards. From L to R: 1950 Dyna X (MileZim), 1956 Dyna Z (Partworks), 1960 PL17 (Solido), 1965 24CT (Partworks, but Solido also has one).
And a row of Delage including my most highly prized model: a 1929 Delage D8 by Heco Miniatures of which I have only seen three photographed and not one in the same colourway.
I had to stop and think about how many French cars I had in my collection as I had never separated by country of origin. So far I have counted 27 in 1/43 scale alone.
I had to stop and think about how many French cars I had in my collection as I had never separated by country of origin. So far I have counted 27 in 1/43 scale alone.
His post caused me to have the same thought Bob and I realize I have many interesting French cars in 1/43.
