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21/12/2016 6:21 am
Too cold to go camping...
...but warm enough to pretend with three new additions to my camper collection! I would have removed the base from the Renault but I don't have one of those three-pointed screwdrivers.
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These include a Perfex 1951 Renault R2060 Goelette Camping Car (limited series of 150):
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A Schuco Pro.R43 VW K?fer Wohnmobil (1/500):
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And a 1971 Renault 4 Trafic, a parts work piece that's been featured here before:
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I like them all, although I prefer the AutoCult version of the VW camper a little more as it's less chunky looking.
21/12/2016 10:50 am
Randy, very nice. I saw the odd (appropriate word) VW motorhome on the road in the 1970's. The builder seems to have captured its appeaance very well.
21/12/2016 10:58 am
Sweet! I really like both of the Renault's.
The VW is nice too but, for me anyway, I've just about had my fill of VW campers. Might be room for a couple more but, I'd like to add a little more variety.
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21/12/2016 12:44 pm
Roadworthy?
I can only imagine how slow it would have been moving...
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22/12/2016 8:10 am
Thanks for the link! Cool pics.
22/12/2016 9:28 am
I love these! Despite my misgivings I'm really getting into camping vehicles...
not literally as they're 1:43! However, as we now have two real ones I'm beginning to take note of this new (to me) subject
22/12/2016 3:47 pm
Here is a special one for the season!
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23/12/2016 10:19 pm
Porsche 911 engine would help a bit