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Excellent video Erik and it looks like you finished your modules in time for the show.  Okay, 1:51 seconds into the video, rear shot of a 56 Chevy looking up the street towards Mickey D's. Is that real or module? If module, were did you get that 56 Chevy? No license plate might be the only give away.  Nice job. 

Butch

Butch! Thank you very much. That is a model, I am flattered.

 

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An alternate edit showing an obvious Kodak Brownie moment of a blurred new Chevy going in front of the photographer.

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I believe it is a U.S. Models Mint 1/43 hand built.

here is one on eBay:

http://www.ebay.com/ulk/itm/201485074246

You can buy them cheaper just keep a look out at shows. I think I paid $35 for mine maybe 8 years ago. 

I collect the models that are common looking like this piece. I try to avoid open convertibles or bright red corvettes with chrome overload. It's all part of the illusion and smoke and mirrors.

I really struggled at the show; all the die cast collectors wanting to know where I bought this car, truck, that car etc. I could spend all day doing that! I tell them start looking on eBay, these are all hand built English, Argentinan, and many other manufacturers. They come and go. These new resin cars today by Neo and Minichamps are really nice; but that one unique car that has not been made you need to dig.

You know we have 2 guys from Kansas, Hays and Wichita that come up to run trains; Oklahoma is not much farther. Your welcome anytime we set up and that goes for anyone.

Thank you Butch.

 

 

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Last edited by Erik C Lindgren

That was one of the best videos that I have ever seen.  It looks like everything came together nicely, such excellent scenery work and the buildings/streets are beyond exceptional.  I really think that you all have created a spectacular layout Erik, what a treat to view.  Thank you and the other members for creating such a beauty.

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