The Model "A" scale models picture thread!

[ratamahata]

So, like many members of this forum are large model "A" enthusiasts from an early age, I thought it would be fun and nostalgic post some pictures of these models and can also tell a story, I hope everyone be excited and remember those years of the childhood...

[james hitchcock]

I remember that advertisement. I wish I had photos. I had every Model A body style they came out with. Was great fun.

[Richard Wilson]

Do you know the date of your Hubley advertisement?

[Steve Plucker]

There were so many...AMT and Reville kits.

Have some pictured on my website in my "1/24 scale showroom".

Pluck

[mot]

heres one that Ross Morgan makes
the doors open and close,the hood and trunk also
the fan even turns
tom

[ctlikon0712]

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I bought this one at Hershey last October. Still in the box, unassembled.

[CHuDWah]

Originally Posted by Richard Wilson

Do you know the date of your Hubley advertisement?

http://www.hubleykits.com/

Per above site, kits were first issued in 1959 and Indy racer was discontinued in 1961 so presumably ad was within that time-frame.

[28ACoupe]

There area bunch of the Hubley Kits on Ebay right now. I would get one, but I can better spend the $100 on parts for my car.

[Russ/40]

I have the roadster in the box still sealed; will trade for the Rdst P/U complete and unassembled.

[ctlikon0712]

And the plug wires !

[Joop]

Check the running board picture!

[Richard Wilson]

Originally Posted by CHuDWah

http://www.hubleykits.com/

Per above site, kits were first issued in 1959 and Indy racer was discontinued in 1961 so presumably ad was within that time-frame.

Thanks for the link! I have about forty of these cars and kits. Like Model A's, you can never know all of the information.

[Joop]

Here are some links to MAFCA Hubley site.



Hubley Cars

Member Built Hubley Cars pictures


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[Joop]

Here is my Original Standard Coupe.

[Jack 34pu]

When I was a lot younger, I think I can recall a rather large scale, plastic model of a 28-29 ccpu. Monogram possibly but everyone I've talked to say they never heard of one. Am I dreaming? I've looked and could never find a large scale version.

[Fordors]

Jack, I think your Model A pick up was by Entex. They did a CCPU, a telephone company truck variation, and a Panel Delivery. 1/16 scale if memory serves me.

[dlshady]

Originally Posted by Fordors

Jack, I think your Model A pick up was by Entex. They did a CCPU, a telephone company truck variation, and a Panel Delivery. 1/16 scale if memory serves me.

That's correct, plus they did a Roadster and a Tudor sedan. I still have the Tudor that I built back in the 1970's and there have been some different variations over the years. At some point either the dies or the entire company was sold to Minicraft and they are still readily available online.


Deron

[Brad in Germany]

Minicraft now makes the 1/16th scale Model A's that were one time made by ENTEX. They ran into some licensing issues with Ford and stopped production for a while. Now they are back and licensed by Ford.

The previous ones by ENTEX are readily available on eBay. Shop around for a good price.

Here is the link to the four that are currently available from Minicraft:

http://www.minicraftmodels.com/Concourse2.htm









On their web page, if you go to the page 1, they show the hot rod Model A models as well: http://www.minicraftmodels.com/Concourse1.htm

Has anyone ever tried powering one of these and installing a remote control?

Fordially,
Brad in Maryland

[Richard Wilson]

Don't forget the Model A models by Franklin Mint, Danbury Mint, Motor City Classic's, AMT, Revell, Monogram, Liberty Classics, Inc or Spec Cast. Also, the Jim Beam Model A Series decanters.

[ryan1929]

Has anyone ever made a 29 phaeton???