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There are too few modellers working in the 30's and 40's time period. Where there is no perceived demand, there are no models. Most modellers are working the steam/diesel time period. Hence the abundance of 50's and newer vehicles. No one will invest in the necessary tooling to produce a product for a limited market. Manufacturers need to be able to see where they will get a return on their invested capital. I model up to 1942 and share the chagrin other modellers of this period feel, but we are not a large enough group to get anyone excited about producing the vehicles that fit this era. <br /> <br />Tom
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