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24/09/2023 5:48 pm
First of all, I had to look up the spelling of "silhouettes" to get that right in the title. Lol, .....and I would have had to do that stroke or not ! 
Anyway, once someone was photographing their diecast cars some years ago and this person foolishly forgot to turn on their flash and ended up with a backlit image/silhouette of the automobile. Anyway, it was kind of interesting and perhaps you can guess which car it is. One of the cars is a small-scale Dinky Jaguar XK-150, the rest are 1/18 and a model is repeated .
24/09/2023 5:56 pm
Art! Very nice!
John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA
24/09/2023 6:05 pm
'41 Studebaker repeats; '55 Pontiac; '49 Olds; '59 Cadillac; '36 Auburn; late 50s Jag. Am I close?
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24/09/2023 6:14 pm
No Jack you're not. You need to stand closer to the screen and squint....lol
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24/09/2023 6:24 pm
Interesting and uncommon effect, Mike. What is the prize for getting all right?
Topic starter
24/09/2023 11:55 pm
Art! Very nice!
Thanks, John !
41 Studebaker repeats; '55 Pontiac; '49 Olds; '59 Cadillac; '36 Auburn; late 50s Jag. Am I close?
Very good guesses, you are right in the ballpark ! Since it has been a long time I am probably in error here, also, lol. But as I recall : (1) 1/18 1938 Packard from Signature, (2) 1/18 1955 Pontiac Star Chief convertible from SunStar, (3) 1/18 1950 Oldsmobile from Ertl Authentics, (4) 1/18 1959 Cadillac limo from Precision Miniatures, (5) 1/18 1938 Packard from Signature, (6) 1/18 1935 Auburn Speedster by Ertl, (7) 1/43 Jaguar XK-150 from Dinky.
Interesting and uncommon effect, Mike. What is the prize for getting all right?
A hearty,
"Well Done !"
good job Mike !!!
Thanks John !
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