Lindberg Lincoln 1948

[Drift F.C]

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

[ZoomZoomMX-5]

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.

[sanzvictor]

This is how mine was finished
http://public.fotki.com/sanzvictor/2...ntinental1948/

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.

[Drift F.C]

Thanks for the Advice. That is sweet how yours turned out sanzvictor. 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 what was it molded in?

[sanzvictor]

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

[Drift F.C]

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

[Khier]

Originally Posted by Drift F.C

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

You meant probably Plymouth

[Drift F.C]

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

[rsxse240]

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