@jack-dodds Hi Jack, it's very smart especially in this beige. I have a 262C Bertone Coupe and a 1927 OV4 by Rob Eddie and like the models very much. Though I've yet to get round to some of their '30s examples and of course your own Amazon / Canadian. Thanks again for the images.
This one is a little newer for you folks, but our family had a 1968 or 69 145 when we lived in Denmark in 1970! The sun must have been in my eyes...
@charles-rockett My blue PV444 is by Vilmer Denmark - they only made 4 cars and this is one of them. All are hard to find but this might be easiest of the 4! MARONLINE had 2 articles on the Vilmer cars ( https://www.maronline.org.uk/more-about-vilmer-cars/ , and one by me). The off-white is by Geno of Sweden, whose factory burnt down so they did not make much else - much more rarer than the Vilmer. Both 1:43...
@karl Fascinating, and thank-you for the link. I suspect this will be something our zone-associate, David would be interested in too - among others - I'm heading to your article right now. It's always good to see these nostalgic photographs as well; thanks again.
I have always been fond of this generation Volvo. I have a couple of them, but I am very intrigued by the Tin Wizard versions, I'm going to need to look into those a bit more.
John Merritt
South Lyon, Michigan - USA
@jcarnutz They're well worthwhile looking at John, and have a great range. Many German cars as that's where they're based of course, but plenty else besides. https://www.tinwizard.de/en/home/
Thanks Steve: three days! It arrived Tuesday with the Opel Kapitan posted earlier. It is from Tin Wizard who are based in Germany and who offer a wide range of white metal kits and ready-builts. Thomas Wolter, the proprietor is very helpful and will do 'specials' on request, though this Volvo is stock.
You're welcome and thanks for the pics and background info.
Steve
@jcarnutz They're well worthwhile looking at John, and have a great range. Many German cars as that's where they're based of course, but plenty else besides. https://www.tinwizard.de/en/home//p >
And on this site, American car followers might be interested in the 1950 Nash Statesman in blue, red or taxi livery. Built or kits. A bit pricey unless you go for the kit.
John F. Quilter
Eugene, Oregon USA

