Last year's easy Studebaker and Nash builds.

[markcrowel]

During 2013, I designed and built a number of simple, single structure 110 lb. cardstock models. Some had colored paper covering. For others, I preprinted them in color, by glueing colored paper parts on white master sheets, then printing them on my copier.

The tan '47 Studebaker business coupe has colored paper covering, and is about 1/24th scale.

'55 Rambler Country Club Hardtop, coral and white, colored paper, about 1/32nd.

'56 Studebaker Golden Hawk, about 1/24th, colored paper.

'56 Studebaker President Classic, about 1/32nd, colored pencil coloring.

'64 Studebaker Gran Turismo Hawk, preprinted in color.

[markcrowel]

Will show more cars from this group later, as well as more views of each.

[Art Deco]

Mark, good to see you around here again! I'm glad to see that your fleet has been growing!

[markcrowel]

Thank you, Tim. Good to be back.

[markcrowel]

Above cars: the red and black model is of a 1964 Studebaker Gran Turismo Hawk, with colored paper covering. About 1/32nd scale.

The aqua and turquoise car represents a 1958 Starlight Hardtop, colored paper covering. About 1/24th scale.

The brown and tan car is a 1950 Nash, colored paper covering, about 1/32nd. The red and cream car is also 1950 Nash, same size. Colored pencil coloring.

More views of the cars in this thread:

[markcrowel]

More views of these models are shown here:

[markcrowel]

And here are the side views of these models:

[markcrowel]

Finally, the last batch of photos.

[Vermin_King]

One of my agents in Kansas is in a Studebaker Club. I believe he used to own a Gran Turismo Hawk, not sure of year. Thanks for sharing

[markcrowel]

Additional note: the aqua and turquoise car, listed above as a '58 Starlight Hardtop, should read: '58 Studebaker Starlight Hardtop.