What models are these?

[GERALD WIMMER]

Hello
Have a guess what model stunter has my brother Karl, has been building (and nearly ready to cover) and what model of motor vehicle does he drive (from 1947)

Regards Gerald

[Ara Dedekian]

           A Morris?

            Ara

[Robert Zambelli]

Morris Minor?

[dennis lipsett]

looks like a Consolidated/Scarinzi Trident done as a profile model

[Ian MacNeil]

The car is either a Morris Minor or the larger Morris Oxford.
I'll guess that it is an Oxford.
My parents owned 1951 and 1956 Oxfords so I'm biased.
The same model styles carried over for many years.
Note the pop out turn signal arm on the B-pillar between the front and rear doors.
There is slot in the front bumper for the engine crank in case the battery died.

[Robert Zambelli]

Ian - I believe the pop-out turn signals were called "Traficaters"!

[Ian MacNeil]

Thanks Robert, I checked the net and you are correct, I had never heard that term before.

[Tony Drago]

Profile Olympic with modified wing tips.

[afml]

Scimitar by Allen Brickhaus
Could the car be a Crosley??
"Tight Lines!" 
Wes

[John Hammonds]

Not sure of the model but the car is a Morris Oxford. Produced late 1940's through to about 1954 ish. Morris Minor looks very similar but is much smaller.

TTFN
John.

[Trostle]

The airplane is definitely the Scimitar by Allen Brickhaus.  Published in Model Airplane News, January 84.  52" span "for .35 to .40 engines.

Keith

[proparc]

Profile Stunt Machine. Or Silhavy Olympic.

[Trostle]

Profile Stunt Machine. Or Silhavy Olympic.

Silhavy Olympic???  Gialdini did the Olympic. 

Maybe you did not see the previous post.  The model in the pictures is definitely the Brickhaus Scimitar.

Keith

[Air Ministry .]

Id thoyt it was a Maurice Manure , but appears to be a morris oxford major .

A wonder how the poms won the bl**dy war .The Olde Atlanic 90 syspension was used in that weird atlantic thing. and Maserati's & jensens .
But Thats adford and Alder or whoever , rather than Lord stokes & comrades .

[Brent Williams]

As KT said, sure looks like a Scimitar.

[wwwarbird]

 The model appears to be a variation of the Nobler. 

[GERALD WIMMER]

Hello
Lots of answers but Keith and Brent were correct on the model airplane, its a Allen Brickhaus designed Scimitar from 1982, I read the original used a Testors 40 (a stock series 21 blackhead) but my brother Karl has a S.T 46 for his. It was designed as a windy weather practice model that would be rugged and simple with fuselage mounted gear . I think the original had a modified Geiseke Nobler foam wing but the plan shows a built up wing.

The car as John and Matt got correct is a Morris Oxford with flat head/side-valve engine and a column change 4 speed. Hard to see in the pictures but it is a much larger car then its much more common relative the Morris Minor and fits 6 people on its bench seats.
Pleasant to drive and very economic but very slow by today's standards,  not that it matters much in New Zealand now, as the roads are congested in Auckland and speed limits low and fuel highly taxed, so in many ways it the vehicle for our times ! Added a pic of the inside

Regards Gerald

[Dwayne]

Scimitar

[Doug Moisuk]

Morris Minor. I had one of those. Great little car.