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Jim, You Have Mail. *NM*
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Too much money for bad quality. For example, the chassis is unusable. 1/25 scale, don't have a clue who mad it, and it's not a clipper, just a big four door sedan. I will probably build a curbside lowrider out of it. *NM*
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An earlier post made me curious....
$ 80 for a car kit. $ 150 for.a Scifi kit. *NM*
I also have a 1/6 Dragon Models MB Jeep. A guess that would be military. $ 135 for that one. *NM*
Well, being frugal
I have a couple of Modelhaus resin kits that were around $185 each.... Don't tell Cindy! 😉 *NM*
As a special treat, with the wife's buy-in, I bought...
$160 for a resin '41 Packard kit. Wish I hadn't. *NM*
Why do you wish you hadn't...too much money, poor quality, loss of interest, or ? Who made it and at what scale? Is it the '41 Packard Clipper, basically the same as the '46, or one of the older styles? Dad got a '46 4 door Clipper when back from Europe at WW II's end. *NM*
Too much money for bad quality. For example, the chassis is unusable. 1/25 scale, don't have a clue who mad it, and it's not a clipper, just a big four door sedan. I will probably build a curbside lowrider out of it. *NM*
Jim, You Have Mail. *NM*
April 2024 Collectible Automobile has a large feature article on the Packard Clipper. *NM*
