Lindberg Lincoln 1948

Does anybody now anything about the Lindberg Lincoln 1948 Continental 1/24 Kit. I have a few questions,

What is the body molded in
Does it have an Engine
What is the Build Quality Like
It would be helpful if someone new because they are reduced where I have seen them from $45 (Aust.) to $20 (Aust).

Thanks,

F.C

It's an ancient multi-piece body, full but crude detail, nothing like today's modern kits. Quality is roughly worth $5 US. Don't let boxart photo of real car fool you.

This is how mine was finished
http://public.fotki.com/sanzvictor/24/lincolncontinental1948/

The problem is not how bad is it, I think it's quite good considering its age. The problem is that you can buy it today, side to side with latest Fujimi or whichever model, but getting a 50 years old piece of plastic.

Thanks for the Advice. That is sweet how yours turned out sanzvictor (http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbulletin/member.php?u=88820). I will see how my funds are and if it still is their when I gat back to the shop. I saw another one at the same price. I was Trying to remember what Car it was.

And, sanzvictor (http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbulletin/member.php?u=88820) what was it molded in?

Mine was molded in green plastic, with some chromed parts and rubber tires.

Does anyone know what colour the Lindberg Pontiac Belvedere is molded in?

Does anyone know what colour the Lindberg Pontiac Belvedere is molded in?

You meant probably Plymouth

Oh, yeah sorry - was at night and wasn't focusing!!!

If I recall, the lindberg kits of that era were all done in white plastic. The only one I have found that wasn't was the F150 4X4