Speaking of '40s Packards, if anyone is building or considering the '41 Packard Clipper 1-35 scale Roden kit, there is a huge set of Hemmings pics of a post-war '46 civilian version - essentially the same car

Speaking of '40s Packards, if anyone is building or considering the '41 Packard Clipper 1-35 scale Roden kit, there is a huge set of Hemmings pics of a post-war '46 civilian version - essentially the same car - at the enclosed *LINK* *PIC*

In Response To: Well, a Packard showed up on my porch today. It is a '41 180 Limosine, in resin and 1/25 scale. It is a bit below JF standards in some ways, but have wanted a 1/25 packard for many years, and I think I can make it work. Only problem is about 80 parts to clean, prep,.... ()

It is a partially refurbished car with some wear here and there and has a non stock engine, but is in pretty good shape and looks like it has had a recent silver and black paint job.

Dad got one of these at the end of WW II when he got back to the states from Europe after over a year in a German POW camp so I wish I could get a 1:25 version. Might sell well enough for one of the resin or 3-D folks to take it on one day as a 2-in-1 post war civilian classic and the WW II upper ranking military's staff cars.

See the LINK below this picture!

Hemmings massive set of pics of 46 Packard Super Clipper 4 door sedan

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Well, a Packard showed up on my porch today. It is a '41 180 Limosine, in resin and 1/25 scale. It is a bit below JF standards in some ways, but have wanted a 1/25 packard for many years, and I think I can make it work. Only problem is about 80 parts to clean, prep,....
- Who produces that resin? *NM* *PIC*
  - Frontier Resin & Designs, in Pennsylvania. And thanks for the great pic, I'll make good use of it. *NM*
- Speaking of '40s Packards, if anyone is building or considering the '41 Packard Clipper 1-35 scale Roden kit, there is a huge set of Hemmings pics of a post-war '46 civilian version - essentially the same car - at the enclosed *LINK* *PIC*
  - To be more exact about the size of the Hemmings pics collection of a '46 Packard Clipper sedan I linked in my post above: It has 100 PICS and does not even include any of the underside of the car! *NM*