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Learn What Sizes of Models Cars are Most Popular

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Summary: Learn about the 1/24th and 1/25th sizes of model cars, which are typically the most popular, in this free video series that will having you building pristine model cars in no time.

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By Greg Burchell
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Greg Burchell is a retired auto mechanic. He was an auto mechanic for more than 40 yearsread more

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"Hi! I'm Greg B. from Expert Village. Today we're going to talk about model cars. Your scale models come in many different sizes. 1/43rd which is about three inches long, very difficult to find. Your 1/24th and 1/25th, they are very close in size which would be around eight or nine inches. They are your most popular model cars with many after market parts on the market to accessorize, customize or do just about anything with. You have your 1/16th which about a foot and then you have your 1/8th which is, which can be anywhere?s around two feet. The 1/8th, they're coming on strong, they're back on the market. People are making accessories to go with them but they take up a lot of space. Your 1/24th and 1/25th are your most popular and they're made by Revel, Monogram, AMT, Johann and Lindbergh. Those are your major manufacturers. Okay we're looking at three model cars here that were assembled. This particular model car is a die-cast metal kit. It screws together, it snaps together and you can actually glue it together. It came already painted. A lot of time in assembling it. It's just as much time as assembling and painting a plastic car and this metal car. This particular car is a '37 Ford, three window coupe. This is a resin body with the plastic fenders from the Revel kit. This particular car here is all plastic. It started out as a sedan and a company called R"

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