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1/35 WWII European cars??

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1/35 WWII European cars??
Posted by senojrn on Wednesday, December 17, 2008 11:03 PM
I am looking for an injection molded 1/35 Citroen or other WWII era European civilian passenger car, anybody know of any kits out there?  I am familiar with Tamiya and DML's Kubelwagons and VW Beetles, but looking for something more civlianized--something you would see some Resistance fighters using.  Any help would be appreciated--thanks in advance!!
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Posted by PatW on Tuesday, December 30, 2008 1:46 PM
There are various european cars of 1/35 scale out there. Just go into your search on your homepage and type in 1/35 scale plastic car kits. That should give you many different online shops that can supply you over the net.

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Posted by acmodeler01 on Tuesday, December 30, 2008 1:50 PM
You may want to look into 1/32 as well. They are generally pretty close, and if you position them the right way, it is very hard to tell the difference in scales.
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Posted by Wirraway on Wednesday, December 31, 2008 4:19 AM

 PatW wrote:
There are various european cars of 1/35 scale out there. Just go into your search on your homepage and type in 1/35 scale plastic car kits. That should give you many different online shops that can supply you over the net.

Well I dont know....  I went through half a dozen pages on google and didnt come up with anything that would fit the bill.  I think you have a job ahead of you.

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Posted by senojrn on Thursday, January 1, 2009 9:53 AM
Thank you all for the input!  I really appreciate it!
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