Brooklin parts

Huh - I don't have this model (I looked for it myself) but I do know that with some older 1/43 scale metal models, the plastic bezels/lenses you expect (if you have been a 1/24th or 1/25th scale modeler) are actually represented by paint. I tracked down four images of this model that suggest that paint was used to represent the taillights in this case. (Actually, on peering at these very closely, the second image below looks suspiciously like it was Photoshopped to add the color and the third and fourth images may represent the model as actually produced.) I suggest that you'll need to check the model itself to see whether there are moldings for plastic bezels or not. From past experience it is relatively easy to create substitute bezels/lenses if that is what you want. Nothing like the original treatment, whatever it was, though:






Sorry, no, I don't know of a parts supplier and I doubt that Brooklin made/kept spares. More experienced collectors may weigh in on that, however.

I think you have this model as it was issued by Brooklin. Andy's photos confirm this.

As Paula has said, Brooklin is very helpful with spare parts. I recently acquired a Brooklin model that was a wreck. more so than what the seller portrayed. The model was very rare and it was worth it to me to keep it and restore it. Brooklin did not have the parts, so I purchased a donor car that will give me what I need to make a complete restoration, better than new.  

Nice to see our members become more interested in the Brooklins. I see this trend growing as more and more are exposed to their beauty and quality.