A plastic kit of the American 1941 Packard Clipper staff car in 1:35 from the manufacturer Roden, a luxury sedan in army service.
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An injection-molded plastic kit of the American Packard Clipper passenger car of 1941 in 1:35 from the manufacturer Roden. The form corresponds to the luxury sedan used during the Second World War as a staff car of the US Army. The kit has a finely engraved surface and a subdivided chassis and cabin interior; the package contains clear parts for the glazing and decals. The exact contents of the package are not stated here.
The Packard Clipper was an elegant American luxury car introduced by Packard in 1941. It stood out for its aerodynamically conceived body and was among the best of contemporary production. Cars of this class served senior officers and staffs during the war as dignified and comfortable transport away from the fighting line. The model therefore fills out rear-area and command scenes beside combat vehicles.
Glue the plastic with thin modeling cement. On a passenger car the key is a smooth painted surface: clean up the parting lines of the body carefully and spray over a primer, ideally a gloss or semi-gloss shade with an airbrush. Glue the glazing in with cyanoacrylate only after painting, so that it does not cloud. Bring the interior and the small chrome details to life separately; suggest light wear discreetly, so that the car still looks dignified.
The model is supplied unassembled and unpainted. Glue, paints and accessories are not included in the package, unless stated otherwise.
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