From My Collection... A Look at the 30s... continuing

I have assembled many of my 1930s models for new photos. As with my newest sets of photos, the background is the same, which I have a reason for that. I will explain more if the project works out.

Anyway, I will continue to post them as they are taken and finished. My intention was to follow chronological postings, but then this gem arrived, and I couldn't wait to share it.

The newest release from the Brooklin factory is this wonderful model. I learned that it was coming when I visited the NC Center in 2021, I was very pleased when it became available last December. I wasted no time in placing an order. Now, I already have this model (actually 2 of them) already, but that did not stop me from this purchase. More on the other two later. 

I am very, very pleased with this model, its slightly darker hue than the 1st release and now looks to be a perfect match for the 1:1 

Other than a '37 pickup I have seen in 1:1 form, I had never seen a coupe or sedan prior to my visit to the NB Center in 2021, after the '46 Pontiac, this was the car I was the most mystified by. Since the cars displayed were available for guests to explore, I took the opportunity to sit in this very fine '37 Coupe (I actually took the opportunity several times-LOL!)  

I have had a '37 Studebaker Coupe in my model collection for several years now, as the Danbury Mint issued one in 1:24 scale in 2007. They were to issue one in Grapetone Maroon as well but closed their diecast business before it was made available. With this gem, I now have one in this great color.

1937 Studebaker Dictator Business Coupe, NBC 06

just for reference, here's the one in 1:24 for comparison