Minicraft Models Legends in the Making

1931 MODEL A ROADSTER What a thrill it was to ride in the "rumble seat". This unique element changed the little roadster into a sedan, of sorts. No doubt, it added to the versatility by providing a trunk or a place to store the kids while you traveled. A removable hood lets you see the detailed flat head four engine. Realistic tires, clear windows, plated bumbers and grille, seats and undercarriage along with an opening rumble seat, hood and doors are features of this model. #11221 -1/16 Scale $49.99

1936 MERCEDES 540K This sleek design clearly shows the aerodynamic lines in the fluid curves of the fenders. This kit includes chrome trim, a working front suspension, wire wheels, rubber-like tires, opening doors and hood and it is molded in color. The 1936 Mercedes 540K was chosen by Automotive Magazine as one of "The 25 Most Beautiful Cars Ever" #11219 -1/16 Scale $59.99

1928 MERCEDES SS KABRIOLET Although it was not designed for racing, a 1928 SS won 53 victories and set 17 records in 1928. It had a top speed of 118 mph! Lift the long hood and you can see the detailed supercharged engine with its telltale chrome pipes. This kit is molded in multiple colors and includes a fixture for creating the genuine wire wheels. Plated and clear parts plus rubber-like tires are a feature of this kit.#11218 -1/16 Scale $59.99

1907 ROLLS ROYCE TOURER This model displays the elegance of the design and includes brass plated fixtures, a removable top, rolling wheels and simulated rubber tyres. Even the suspender-like straps that keep the top from blowing off are provided in the classic model kit. #11215 -1/16 Scale $39.99

1939 JAGUAR SS-100 "That's my Jag" might have been a statement of pride even in the 1930s when this beauty roamed the roads. It could do 0 to 60 in ten seconds and dash away at 100 mph. This model is molded in multiple colors and hidden under the removable bonnet is a detailed engine. The movable wheels and knockoff hub caps are chrome palted. Clear lights and windshield are depicted realistically. #11216 -1/16 Scale $39.99

1928 LINCOLN CONVERTIBLE This 13" long model of the "Car of Presidents and Kings" is fully detailed inside and out, with a choice of closed or open convertible top, steerable wheels with rubber-like white wall tires. Opening the hood displays a replica 90HP engine. An instrument panel with simulated wood and detailed dials embellishes the dash. Clear windows, plated grille, bumbers and trim, plus multicolor plastic makes this classic wasy to build. #11217 -1/16 Scale $59.99

1931 MODEL A VAN It's the mid 1930s, your order of fresh bread has just arrived. It probably arrived in a Ford Van, one of the most widely used commercial vechicles of the day. Evan now, these durable trucks are choice collectibles. This model does not include the fresh baked bread, but it does have a detailed four-banger engine under its removable hood. Other features include plated grille and bumbers, clear windows rubber-like tires and detailed interior. #11214 -1/16 Scale $49.99

1948 MG-TC ROADSTER This model has two textured tonneau covers; one folded and one unfolded, rubber-like tyres on the metal-plated spoked wheels, plated grille and windshield frame, clear windshield and hinged bonnet cover to allow viewing of the detailed four cylinder engine. Molded in color. #11213 -1/16 Scale $39.99

1935 MORGAN 3-WHEELER Half car, half motorcycle? The first Morgan 3-wheeler was built in 1911 and variations were produced until 1952. This version of the three wheel "Mog" is typical of the sporty little car. This unique model features the exposed front-mounted two cylinder engine and that single wheel in the back. Clear windshield, rubber-like tyres, chrome hubcaps, rack, bumper and exhaust pipe accentuate the details on this odd-looking machine.#11212 -1/16 Scale $34.99