A 1/43 scale 1947 Ford station wagon made by Brooklin.

http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i34/STUTZ64/DSC00188.jpg

http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i34/STUTZ64/DSC00189.jpg

http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i34/STUTZ64/DSC00195.jpg

Thanks for looking.

Perfect example of my confusion with Brooklin. I have just the 51 Ford Victoria from them and think it is a phenomenal model as is this Woody. The 60 Edsel convertible misses the mark completely even if it had the proper chrome instead of gold. IMO :confused: I just fine it hard to understand how one company can do such an outstanding job on so many models and so mediocre on others.

The Woody looks fantastic!!!! :thumbsup:

Perfect example of my confusion with Brooklin. I have just the 51 Ford Victoria from them and think it is a phenomenal model as is this Woody. The 60 Edsel convertible misses the mark completely even if it had the proper chrome instead of gold. IMO :confused: I just fine it hard to understand how one company can do such an outstanding job on so many models and so mediocre on others.

The Woody looks fantastic!!!! :thumbsup:

I'm happy that you like it Jim.

I have the 1951 Ford Victoria too. I really like that casting!

That WOODY is awsume STUTZ!

Many of the Brooklin cars you've shown, almost look real!

NICE pic, and MAN do I need to find me one of those waxed checkered floors!:)

Thanks for the kind words Streetfreak.

I'm looking forward to seeing more pics of your 1/43 scale cars.

That is so cool Stutz! I spent ten minutes scrolling through your pictures before posting this reply.

That is so cool Stutz! I spent ten minutes scrolling through your pictures before posting this reply.

Thanks Ron.

Good to see you back in the 1/43 scale forum. :wave: