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(@michaeldetorrice)
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Thanks ! Paul, there is so much I have forgotten since my stroke and also a move to a place where I haven't yet set up a permanent studio area. I do think I remember I photographed the '35 Ford sedan separately and made the shadow underneath it partially transparent, so background features would tend to follow the contours a bit. The background were separately imaged by talented Depression-era photographers (not me !) and added in as a background layer in PaintShopPro, a Photoshop-type of Windows program.



   
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Paul Rouffa
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@michaeldetorrice Thanks Mike, much appreciated.



   
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Rextoys made a nice selection of the 1935 Fords- standard sedan, coupe, van and woodie estate. These models are inexpensive and look wonderful. I have several models in collection and very pleased of them. Another good example is Eligor. But this company focused on the 1932 Ford.



   
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(@michaeldetorrice)
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Those are excellent points about the Rextoys (and Eligor) replicas, Fred. They certainly were widely seen in collections and came in a variety of forms. They were also reasonably priced, I recall, which was a point in their favor !



   
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Such great photos - I had to share them to a different audience! 

https://www.maronline.org.uk/trains-planes-and-automobiles-in-photos/



   
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@karl A very nice set of photographs. Thanks Mike and Karl.


Ed Davis
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(@michaeldetorrice)
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Lol, thank you, KarI ! Sometimes I do wish I had a real time machine to see these actual 1:1 automobiles in their true environment.



   
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...yes, very cool but also very sad when we remember John is no longer with us.     I miss his posts (and workmanship ) very much.   Does anyone know what happened to his wonderful collection?   



   
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@chris I have also wondered about John’s collection I hope it got a nice new home or homes.


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