Re: [SUSPECTED SPAM] IML: Chrysler Imperial Speedster (Walter P.Chrysler) '1932 (1/43 scale)

["Mikhail Bashmashnikov" <msbash@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi, you are absolutely right. It is a great idea to create Imperial Line from the beginning to the end in the same scale, in high quality as real Chrysler Imperials were always produced. this is my dream and goal. I just started working with Imperial line, particularly with 
Classic Era which I like so much myself.  It is of course will take a time and money.... It is required a lot of help,  literature, detail information, photos, drawings..etc. I will be very appreciate for any of these and open for any 
suggestions.Thanks.
Mikhail

On Jan 15, 2008 12:49 AM, Moorehouse Construction LLC <smoorehouse@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

why dont you make a series of models from the biggining of the imperial line to the end? Im especialy interested in the 65-66 4dr model and would love to have a scale model.

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From: Mikhail Bashmashnikov

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Subject: [SUSPECTED SPAM] IML: Chrysler Imperial Speedster (Walter P.Chrysler) '1932 (1/43 scale)

Dear friends,
I am a new member of IML and specialize in production of hand build scale models in a while. Recently I have produced a limited edition Chrysler Imperial Speedster (Walter P.Chrysler) '1932 (1/43 scale) in maroon color/restored version (CH-wheelbase). Also I plan to produce the model of this automobile in original version.  I have just photo (black/white) from the book D.Adler "Chrysler" (p.44). On the photo Chrysler was seen in the light color, (possible- gray) and with the top up soft roof. Perhaps, somebody from the club members has more detail information about the original color of the this particular version (if gray what the shade?),also what was the soft roof color and back view.
I plan to produce another models of Imperials from Classic Era -1931-1933, so I would be very appreciate for any assistance, advices, new ideas and details information (photos, drawings..etc.) as well as helpful contacts and recommendations regarding the other versions made on base of CH and CL chassis.

Many thanks,

Mikhail B.