Casting #19
Casting #19
19a MG Midget TD, issued 1956, length 51mm, box type B.
19b MG Sports Car, issued 1958, length 56mm, box types B and C.
19c Aston Martin, issued 1962, length 63mm, box types C and D.
19d Lotus (Mk33 Coventry Climax Formula 1), issued 1965, length 70mm, box types E and F.
Just the two colours.
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Just the three different types of wheels MW, GPW, SPW.
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Just the two different colour drivers, and the two different type C boxes.
George T.
19b MG Sports Car, issued 1958, length 56mm, box types B and C.
19c Aston Martin, issued 1962, length 63mm, box types C and D.
19d Lotus (Mk33 Coventry Climax Formula 1), issued 1965, length 70mm, box types E and F.
Just the two colours.
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Just the three different types of wheels MW, GPW, SPW.
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Just the two different colour drivers, and the two different type C boxes.
George T.
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Please use a web hosting site (like photobucket) to store pictures so you can post them here, using attachments makes it hard to view the pictures when you have to scroll to see them. Seeing comparisons of models is hard to see with attachments too.
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It is a rather rough example of the gold trimmed 19B MGA but I'm happy to have it!
And some examples of other decal variations of the 19C Aston Martin racer:
And some examples of other decal variations of the 19C Aston Martin racer:
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My 19s....maybe one of these days, a spw 19b and a 19c of some kind:
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I like the 19b's too, it's a simple model but I never get tired of looking at them. Here's another gold trimmed one:
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19c with grille trim:
From the examples I've seen, I'm pretty sure that the trim was applied by fitting the spray mask to the end of the cowling. However, after a few sprays, silver paint inevitably ended up on the edge of the mask and, in turn, was transferred to the outside of the cowling, showing up as silver hairline traces. Presumably no easy solution could be found for this problem which is why the trim was dropped almost immediately.
From the examples I've seen, I'm pretty sure that the trim was applied by fitting the spray mask to the end of the cowling. However, after a few sprays, silver paint inevitably ended up on the edge of the mask and, in turn, was transferred to the outside of the cowling, showing up as silver hairline traces. Presumably no easy solution could be found for this problem which is why the trim was dropped almost immediately.
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Is there any evidence the #19c Aston Martin had Grey tyres fitted at the start of it's production run, as shown on the box-art, the reason for asking is that a picture of a #Y-5(B) Bentley has Grey tyres and I would like to know where these came from and not many other models in the range, '1-75 series' or 'Yesteryears' had them of the same size and design.
The Aston and Bentley were both introduced during 1962 and it seems the earliest box for the Aston shows it with Grey tyres, but the Bentley has never appeared on box-art with Grey tyres, only Black, do any forum members have an Aston with Grey tyres!
GHOSTHUNTER.
The Aston and Bentley were both introduced during 1962 and it seems the earliest box for the Aston shows it with Grey tyres, but the Bentley has never appeared on box-art with Grey tyres, only Black, do any forum members have an Aston with Grey tyres!
GHOSTHUNTER.
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Nice display of 19c's Greg. One of my favorite castings. I'm still looking for the 41 decal and can't for the life of me find a gray driver. The hunt continues.... Jay
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I've never seen or even heard of a 19C with gray plastic tires. That would be a cool variation though. I would think all of the models from the MOY range that had gray plastic tires would be too big for anything from the 1-75 range.GHOSTHUNTER wrote:Is there any evidence the #19c Aston Martin had Grey tyres fitted at the start of it's production run, as shown on the box-art, the reason for asking is that a picture of a #Y-5(B) Bentley has Grey tyres and I would like to know where these came from and not many other models in the range, '1-75 series' or 'Yesteryears' had them of the same size and design.
The Aston and Bentley were both introduced during 1962 and it seems the earliest box for the Aston shows it with Grey tyres, but the Bentley has never appeared on box-art with Grey tyres, only Black, do any forum members have an Aston with Grey tyres!
GHOSTHUNTER.
Greg in Cincinnati