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Now we await Esval's 1920/21 Pierce Arrows....soon ?
The "Fatty Arbuckle" 1919 Pierce is one of many that I have said previously would make a great 1/43rd model as would all the others pictured...
The 1934 Thompson house car is totally bonkers....but great the 1906 Benz is a definite, for me
Yes I noticed the baby Duesenberg with and without pop up headlights, guess we're in for a long wait ?
And let's not forget the Austro Daimler that's been shown for the last three years also.
It must be over three years for the Hispano and about the same for the 1932 Austro Daimler.
Disagree entirely, let's have more "obscure and ungainly"subjects from Autocult, Esval and Matrix, the more the merrier.
All three of them are superb models Mike
The 1931 Cord L-29 "La Grande" Speedster was designed by 23 year old Philip Wright......who also designed the 1933 Pierce Arrow Silver Arrow...
A very good idea,perhaps Autocult or Matrix?
also another Duesenberg, this time a JN from 1935 with "Rollston" coachwork that was first owned by that great dancer Bill Robinson, perhaps better kn...
And let's not forget the fabulous Voisin C28 Aerosport, "Hermes"
A superb model, what detail and look at those wheels, wowEvrat has other Delage's for future release too, bring em on
Their 1920 and '21 Pierce Arrows look excellent, as does the pair of Stutz Black Hawks with tops up or down.