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13/09/2016 12:10 am
(PICS) Just received: Neo Greenbrier, and Neo '60 Plymouth
I apologize if these two NEOs have already been seen and discussed on the forum, but it's been a while since I'd bought any 1/43 NEOs and these two caught my fancy......I think they're both very well done, and I felt the need to take pics immediately.
13/09/2016 1:15 am
The '60 Plymouth is very nice. I picked it up a few weeks ago.
John Merritt
South Lyon, Michigan - USA
13/09/2016 1:47 am
Both are two beauties
Congratulations Cliff. Both model can find place in my collection perfect.
Keko Romero Sánchez
Cádiz, Spain
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13/09/2016 2:12 am
I like them both. My wish list just keeps growing...........
13/09/2016 2:58 am
Two good models! Bright red always looks good on my shelves, too. Thanks for the pictures.
13/09/2016 8:58 am
And now I see a Corvair ramp side pickup and van are to be launched too.
John F. Quilter
Eugene, Oregon USA
13/09/2016 10:12 am
I rarely buy pickup models, but a Corvair Rampside with a working door on its right side might just find a home in my shelves. That was a real oddity in US trucks.
13/09/2016 10:58 am
Nice ! These look like real gems.
16/09/2016 7:51 am
I've always liked the '60 Plymouth. I wonder what substance the designer was on? It's obviously no longer available.
17/09/2016 1:27 pm
John the substance is probably still available, just not legally.
18/09/2016 4:50 am
Ha! I've heard recently from local sources that our new place used to be a cannabis farm once. This would explain the rows of now redundant electric plugs in both barns and the numerous water pipes. In the past few days with the realisation of all the work needed I've kind of wished they'd left a bit lying around!