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Re my comments in post 24531 (Neo Lincoln Continental)
Received mine in the post today and I have to say it looks a pretty impressive beast (I think "beast" is the appropriate term for the original 1:1).
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Interestingly enough, I don't know if the "Continental" script I criticised was just a touch out of focus on some earlier photos, which would make it look slightly "inflated" - I had the same problem when trying to get the focus right on my model - but it is actually very crisp and tidy (and straight) on my specimen. Probably still over-scale, but not to an embarrassing degree.
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I still think the whitewalls are perhaps a bit too wide, but they look OK. Nice model of a car whose styling is kind of appealing, in a grotesque sort of way, and Neo have captured it well.
Graeme.M. Ogg
London U.K.
Thanks for the review Graeme. I have this model on my want list.
I should be able to order it in my next round of purchases.
John Merritt
South Lyon, Michigan - USA
I have the model in black but the blue really makes the details stand out.
Link to a great styling story and a custom Lincoln Convertible https://www.rodauthority.com/features/car-features/george-walkgeorge-walker-dave-kindig-tad-leach-and-the-road-to-maybelleneer-dave-kindig-tad-leach-and-the-road-to-maybellene/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=george-walkgeorge-walker-dave-kindig-tad-leach-and-the-road-to-maybelleneer-dave-kindig-tad-leach-and-the-road-to-maybellene