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I noticed the same thing. Roth's "Jewel" was a '30 Tudor. *NM*
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This car is a '28/'29. The first one you posted is a '30/'31. *NM*
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Terry or Tim(or both): Years ago, I saw an article in one of my model car magazines(I donated to GSL), about a Ed "Big Daddy" Roth custom '29/'30(?) sedan called "Li'l Beauty". He had one of his buddies paint it, and his buddy said only if "Big Daddy" wouldn't watch. Which
Well Boomer you still got it. The painter was Wally Jordan and he heated the enamel paint on a stove instead of using thinner. It was called Little Jewel a '30 Tudor
Thanks Dave. Soon as I posted, I said to myself "DAMN". "Little JEWEL", dummy!! Thanks for the "backup" The Revell '31 Tudor is my favorite all time kit!! Hmmmm. L.O.L. Thanks again.. *NM*
Wally Jordan's '30 Model A *NM* *PIC*
I see that it was later chopped and they dropped the headlights... *PIC*
This car is a '28/'29. The first one you posted is a '30/'31. *NM*
I noticed the same thing. Roth's "Jewel" was a '30 Tudor. *NM*
Randfink, I have 4 Revell's '31 Ford Tudor PLUS, an original, complete, untouched, AMT/MPC's '28 Ford Tudor!! *NM*
Don't understand why a 28/29 Model A Tudor is not either reissued by AMT/MPC or newly tooled by either or Revell.....still we can live in hope.....lol. *NM*
With what we have seen Round 2 do with reverse engineering of stuff they we had been told, "never gonna happen", I would not say that it is not outside the realm of possibility. *NM*
Duh... I should have caught that... Still a beauty though... *NM*
To me, "That shore am purty." Thank you, Raymond! *NM*
Kinda looks like this, eh?? *NM* *PIC*
Oh God, that's gorgeous!! *NM*
Yes Sir! Them sure is purdy. Clean machines. *NM*
