pre pro Oxford Diecast Rolls Royce models
pre pro Oxford Diecast Rolls Royce models
These model to be launched in the course of this year (I hope)
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Re: pre pro Oxford Diecast Rolls Royce models
Details such as the side mirror etc look great! Pretty good for a 1:43 diecast
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Great find Gerrit, do love seeing these sort of models. At least we know prototypes exist!
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GHOSTHUNTER wrote:Great find Gerrit, do love seeing these sort of models. At least we know prototypes exist!
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I found this pic in the NAMAC's magazine of this month.
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Re: pre pro Oxford Diecast Rolls Royce models
The prototypes were shown at the Nuremberg Toy Fair a few weeks ago. Better pictures can be found at
http://www.auto-und-modell.de/pages/akt ... sstab-143/
Do we maybe have a Rolls-Royce connoisseur here?
Is the Phantom III a Barker Sedanca de Ville? Or some other design? I ask because a Barker SdV was Goldfinger's car and would fit nicely into my collection if Oxford produce it in the "right" colours.
http://www.auto-und-modell.de/pages/akt ... sstab-143/
Do we maybe have a Rolls-Royce connoisseur here?
Is the Phantom III a Barker Sedanca de Ville? Or some other design? I ask because a Barker SdV was Goldfinger's car and would fit nicely into my collection if Oxford produce it in the "right" colours.
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I'm afraid not, the Oxford Phantom III is based on a car with H.J. Mulliner coachwork, Goldfinger's car was a Barker bodied car and they are not close enough in design for a simple conversion.
"Do we maybe have a Rolls-Royce connoisseur here?" Noooo, I don't think so, haven't seen one round here...
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"Do we maybe have a Rolls-Royce connoisseur here?" Noooo, I don't think so, haven't seen one round here...
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Okay, thanks for the answer, Ghosty - although that wasn't the answer I wanted to hear.
The Phantom V James Young is similar to a car used in the 1967 Casino Royale spoof but the film car has single headlights, the Oxford double. Is the Oxford a Phantom VI - although they advertise it as a Phantom V?
The Phantom V James Young is similar to a car used in the 1967 Casino Royale spoof but the film car has single headlights, the Oxford double. Is the Oxford a Phantom VI - although they advertise it as a Phantom V?
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I haven't checked this, but my initial thoughts are that Oxford have got it correct for a car with a PV22 body design. The Twin headlamps are dating the car from 1962 onwards, several Years before the Phantom VI was introduced.
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Thank you again for your info!
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Here is the ''Casino Royal'' film car.
Phantom V with single headlamps.
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Phantom V with single headlamps.
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