New Rover Model Car.
Posted: Sat Feb 20, 2010 5:23 pm
I have been a lifelong enthusiast (now 62 yrs young!) of British cars in general, and Rovers in particular (I was once a Rover salesman). I have also, for many years, collected model cars.
I am currently doing a feasibilty study to determine the demand (if any) for a new range of model cars (British) that have rarely, if ever, been produced.
The first model would be the Rover P3. This would be in 1/43rd scale (approx 4ins long), and would be handbuilt, of excellent quality with exquisite detailing.
This would be a model for adult collectors and not a toy. Number would be limited to, say, 5/600 for worldwide distribution and each model would come with a Certificate of Authenticity. Price would probably be within the region of £89 plus p&p per model.
I am not doing this to make money. I am aiming at collectors, such as myself, who would appreciate never, or rarely, produced models being in their collection. Alternatively, Rover enthusiasts who would like to see such a model on their mantlepiece or desk.
Should the first model prove popular, I would then bring out the second, etc. The range would be known as "British Heritage Models", hence my username (BHM).
All comments will be greatly received. Many thanks.
I am currently doing a feasibilty study to determine the demand (if any) for a new range of model cars (British) that have rarely, if ever, been produced.
The first model would be the Rover P3. This would be in 1/43rd scale (approx 4ins long), and would be handbuilt, of excellent quality with exquisite detailing.
This would be a model for adult collectors and not a toy. Number would be limited to, say, 5/600 for worldwide distribution and each model would come with a Certificate of Authenticity. Price would probably be within the region of £89 plus p&p per model.
I am not doing this to make money. I am aiming at collectors, such as myself, who would appreciate never, or rarely, produced models being in their collection. Alternatively, Rover enthusiasts who would like to see such a model on their mantlepiece or desk.
Should the first model prove popular, I would then bring out the second, etc. The range would be known as "British Heritage Models", hence my username (BHM).
All comments will be greatly received. Many thanks.