The history of Lindberg models

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  • March 30, 2020 at 7:59 pm #14329
    Avatar photoKen

      If you’ve ever wondered? Here’s the short story of Lindberg models.

      Ken

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      • April 1, 2020 at 5:40 pm #14373
        Avatar photof1nutz

          Funny I watched that the other day. There are a bunch for different model companies. Interesting for sure.

        • April 1, 2020 at 6:11 pm #14374
          Avatar photoKen

            I saw the other videos. But Lindberg was the odd banana within the bunch.

            The best part of the video to me is when you see that some kits in the 50’s came with motors that you had to fully assemble. You got nothing but a bunch of plates, wire, brushes, casing, shaft, and gears. Plus instructions of course. Nobody knew how to wind motors manually before the internet showed us 10 new wrong ways to do it. :wacko:

            I saw the various Aston Martin DP214 kits flash by the screen. :yahoo:

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