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 Post subject: WDI Blue Sky's DCA "Red Car"
PostPosted: Mon Oct 20, 2008 8:40 pm 
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Is this a customized, built from scratch street car? Or did WDI modify an already mass-produced streetcar? Is this G scale by any chance?

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Built from scratch, most likely. They do that with pretty much everything.
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Considering it's a selectively-compressed model of a Hollywood car, I believe it was scratchbuilt.

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and those are unpainted Preiser figures that are 1/24 to 1/22.5 scale, One of the G scales.
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Didn't know if we had an official DCA Redcar thread or not, so I'm sticking it here:
A quick clip on the DCA Red Cars

Do you guys smell that? I smell inspiration for a future modeling project... ;)
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I'm glad the clip shows Ray Spencer - the primay impetus behind the Red car, and the art diector on the Ward Kimball rebuild. A true railfan.

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 Post subject: G scale?
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That would make a nice selling model. That is if anyone could convince the Parks merchandise folks to make one... But that's the problem with synergy, isn't it? :shock:

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Well, there is the store on the new Buena Vista street called Carolwood Trains, Craft & Hobby, so you never know! (Of course they can just load it with those crummy New Bright sets and Monorail sets...)
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S. Towler wrote:
Well, there is the store on the new Buena Vista street called Carolwood Trains, Craft & Hobby, so you never know! (Of course they can just load it with those crummy New Bright sets and Monorail sets...)


heck it will probably be full of Tinkerbell sweatshirts and misc. stuffed plushes :?

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Don't forget the scrap booking supplies.
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