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I have the whole set of these which I've never built and I've not seen anyone else build either. Looking forward to see yours along.

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The heavy weight of the metal body was too much for the plastic front axle to support over 30+ years.

I need to take thise car apart and rebuild.

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At the time I also had the chance to purchase the diecast version of the 1953 Corvette, but being an owner of a actual C1 Corvette (1960), I thought I would rather prefer the plastic kit as after all Corvette bodies in real life are plastic (fiberglass). I have two Monogram 1/24 1953 Corvette plastic kits in my collection to be built.

If I ever get the chance to purchase the plastic kit of this MGTC I will.

I also built a 1/16 scale version of the MG-TC. I believe it was was from an UK model company that began with E, but at 70 years of age, my memory often fails me... 

1947 MGTC fsv=KRM02.jpg

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1947 MGTC sv=KRM02.jpg

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Some of the chrome while assembly (most noticeable on the grille) rubbed away too easily and I had to brush paint it over with Testor's silver. Now there are so many better choices for silver/chrome paint and available as spray.

As my age advances, I will never forget my love for model car building, photography/digital arts and hockey, although I stopped playing hockey at age 52, I still love to watch the sport.

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