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25/09/2025 11:02 pm
I.M.U. N Scale 1/160. Jaguar E-Type Roadster, Made in Germany.
More rooting around in my hobby room drawers. I found this pair of I.M.U. Jaguars.
They made a variety of mostly European cars in Berlin. I picked this pair up in the 1990s.
They are plastic, crude and very small. Still interesting additions to my Jaguar collection.
Here are a few loose ones in other colours.
26/09/2025 5:51 am
1/160?? Holy Macaroni!
What David, maybe an inch and a smidge long? VERY cool to own!
27/09/2025 6:40 am
"Holy Macaroni!"
Hey, what's up? Oops, I thought I heard my name.... yes, 1/160 is small - that's N-scale:
29/09/2025 5:12 am
I have a few N scale model cars on display including a 47 or 48 Ford convertible both in beige and black, a 53 Ford Victoria and a 41 Plymouth coupe. I think I have more packed away with my N scale trains but I haven't seen them for years. Nice collection Chris.
29/09/2025 7:01 am
"I have more packed away with my N scale trains, but I haven't seen them for years. Nice collection Chris."
Yeah, well.... I can relate:
1) My pics are the tip of the iceberg; I believe I have over 300 N-scale vehicles.
2) Like you, I haven't seen my collection in decades; it's packed away. One day, I hope to set up some kind of layout. 🙄 🤨 😮 '
3) I really haven't done anything with my N-scale trains in 25 years - when I was in my mid-30's. ALL those vehicles in my pics where assembled, painted, and detailed by me 25+ years ago, WITHOUT glasses NOR the use of a magnifying light. You'll notice #44 has a gold brake master cylinder. 😮 😮 😮 Today, I need readers just to see the cars! 🙄 🙄 🙄
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