66b Harley Davidson & Sidecar

[GHOSTHUNTER]

This variation was placed on Nicks site back in 1914!!

Come on George, you are not that old are you?

Ghosty.

[Idris]

Nice spot, Jason!
It would be logical to expect either two square-cut corners or two radiused corners, but this is lLesney we're talking about. Does anyone therefore have a crossover (I.e. one square-cut and one radiused corner)?

[Tinman]

This variation was placed on Nicks site back in 1914!!

Come on George, you are not that old are you?

Ghosty.

Good to see you survived WWI, WWII, Korean War and VietNam.

[Squid]

Good to see you survived WWI, WWII, Korean War and VietNam.

Not to mention Desert Storm and the conflicts of the 21st Century!

[tractorboy]

Nice spot, Jason!
It would be logical to expect either two square-cut corners or two radiused corners, but this is lLesney we're talking about. Does anyone therefore have a crossover (I.e. one square-cut and one radiused corner)?

All of mine have triangular/triangular except this, which appears to have straight/curved. Is this what you meant?

[Idris]

Nice spot, Jason!
It would be logical to expect either two square-cut corners or two radiused corners, but this is lLesney we're talking about. Does anyone therefore have a crossover (I.e. one square-cut and one radiused corner)?

All of mine have triangular/triangular except this, which appears to have straight/curved. Is this what you meant?

That is exactly what I mean!
There are therefore the following variations: straight/straight, straight/curved, and curved/curved. Even if a second set of tooling was in use for this model, the missing combination of curved/straight seems highly improbable.