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I would like to see a 1934 Ford station wagon as Brooklin already has a start with some pieces of the coupe they have already made. Unfortunately I'm ...
Nice photo essay on the show. Always great to the people from the forum and all the ,models. I only wish I was closer than 2100 miles away.
Excellent group. I've posted this before but here's my rendition of what one can do with the Rextoys Packard.
Have them all, excellent!
@jack-dodds Since these'67 Ford wagons were first mentioned a couple years ago, I'll believe the release when I see it. Been waiting patiently, hope I...
Yes, the times are a changing, and not for the better!
Nice model. I owned two 1:1 MGB's as daily drivers for ten years, a '66 in BRG and a '73 in Teal with biscuit interior. Last year before the ugly rubb...
@chris Yes Chris, the Tucker convertible is as fake as the '55 Lincoln Sportsman is. I don't know why people are compelled to do stuff like that.
Kudos for the Mercury redo. I've done a couple of these. As for the Lincoln, Ford Motor Company ever made this car as a concept or for real. It was ...
Woodie have been in my life either in 1/25 model form first when I was 13 and later in both 1:1's or 1/43 models. It's been 61 years of love for these...