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[Closed] John Roberts, many tank's for your info about the Ford Corsair !

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renato bardi
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John Roberts, many tank's for your info about the Ford Corsair !



   
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Yes, interesting to learn about some of the lesser-known white metal models

Thanks also to Chris and Renato for your updates in the earlier thread. I shouldn't have missed that unique C-pillar arrangement of the Zodiac Mk.3, even if I couldn't see the rest of the model!



   
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A pleasure Renato!



   
Chris Sweetman
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You are welcome Andrew and I too missed the Zodiac! Don't know ...

how that happened one of my friends dad had one. I had lots of rides in this car. Massive interior and an impressive turn of speed for a huge (by British standards) car.

Chris


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Chris Sweetman
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And thanks from me too John - I forgotten about the Lansdowne Corsair.


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Chris Sweetman
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Thanks Renato for posting the images of your town scene populated by hard to find models.


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