Thanks for the background on the 1949 Mercury, Ted. At first I wondered whether it was a Caddy. And, what a great vision of repurposing a box for the Diner sign .
TRRR
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Thanks for the background on the 1949 Mercury, Ted. At first I wondered whether it was a Caddy. And, what a great vision of repurposing a box for the Diner sign .
TRRR
That's a very good looking diner scene, Quarter Guager. Love the details you've included.
@TrainsRMe posted:That's a very good looking diner scene, Quarter Guager. Love the details you've included.
Thanks very much'...TRM'..
@Curt Henion posted:
Hey Curt'.. I really like that two tone 55 Chevy'.... Haven't seen a red/white in 1/43 scale'...
Hey Ted, I think I got the ‘55 from Diecast Models Wholesale a few years ago. I haven’t seen any since. Chevrolet had some neat two tone colors back then on the ‘55, ‘56, and ‘57 Bel Air models. Curt
Ted, outstanding scene composition. Very cool how you scratch built the sign. You have some very sweet autos hu in your stable. By the way, nice touch including the truck.
Ed
Morning all.
Ted you have really out done your self with the diner scene! It really make one want to come to eat and meet friends! Plus you are correct some very nice cars showed up!
Richie and Curt you both have some shar 67's! I am just jealous of both of your car collections!
I would show something, but I dont think your interested in cars in boxes! LOL
@mike g. posted:Morning all.
Ted you have really out done your self with the diner scene! It really make one want to come to eat and meet friends! Plus you are correct some very nice cars showed up!
Richie and Curt you both have some shar 67's! I am just jealous of both of your car collections!
I would show something, but I dont think your interested in cars in boxes! LOL
Oh yes we are post them
@Richie C. posted:
I like that blue Richie and thanks for the complement.
@Quarter Gauger 48 posted:
Ted, great scene...nice cars and figures! Makes we want to have a couple of "dogs" hold the relish
The '54, '55 soft yellow Merc with the "optional" green tinted roof looks familiar...Collectors Classics maybe??
Sharing a couple of my finds over the last month. First, can someone tell me how to put the attachments on this First Response Replicas Police Package Chevy Tahoe?? No directions, do I just glue on as I see fit?
And now for the diecast
Corgi Quad Gun tractor. All 3 Land Rovers In pic by cararama, I previously posted while on vacation
Solido 224 Armoured Police Commando
K-line Coca-Cola truck(not diecast but it’s pretty good lookin’!)
Back to front: Busted Knuckles Garage Cabover(Welly), Forest Green Ford Excursion(Anson), 1956 Austin Healy convertible(The Dinky Collection by Matchbox)
back(by red shack) to front: All Corgi Classics- British Army Saladin Armoured car & Centurion MkIII tank(came as set), Churchill Tank
@Capetrainman posted:Ted, great scene...nice cars and figures! Makes we want to have a couple of "dogs" hold the relish
The '54, '55 soft yellow Merc with the "optional" green tinted roof looks familiar...Collectors Classics maybe??
Paul, the 54 Merc is a Solito from France'... They mad some very nice cars in their day'... Haven't seen any new models. Don't think they are still in business.........
@Capetrainman posted:
Morning Paul, I sure love this scene at the BEECROFT CHEVROLET! some great looking 55's! But I still love the vett! You can't go wrong with a black and silver convertible corvette.
Oh one more thing Paul, and not to nit pick. but sure hope the HOT brunette on the roof gets to come down for breaks, lunch and get to go on her dates at night! That red dress is really working for her! LOL
@Curt Henion posted:
Gotta love those mid-'60's black striped muscle cars and that Yenko looks great.
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