Detailed Model Cars

With the cabinets closed, there is no evidence of the guns and the LWB Sedanca is a traditional Rolls-Royce PII

The goal was to capture the look of the early box-top art for the Pocher RR.

The 1919 Browning machine gun can be stored in a compartment on the

floor behind the front seats. Extra ammunition belts are in the trunk.

A "drilling" has two shotgun barrels and a third rifled barrel. The value

of a genuine drilling would make a cut-down version very unlikely but great

fun to contemplate. The weapons in the LWB Sedanca were scratch-built

by the Elves from styrene, with the exception of the Thompson sub-machine

gun which has a cherry wood stock and grip.

Sawed-off shotguns are in each door compartment; the drilling is in a leather

holster between the seats.

Forty-five caliber semi-automatic pistols are in the seat compartment on the

passenger side; a Mauser "broom handle" semi-automatic pistol, silencer,

and spare clip are in the compartment of the driver's seat. The unusual

wood holster for the Mauser serves also as a removable shoulder stock and is stored

in the floor compartment with the Browning machine gun.

The "Tommy" gun is stored in the rear compartment of the LWB Sedanca; the

spare ammunition magazines are fastened to the rear of the seatback of the jump-seat .

The cabinets are covered in burl veneer and are lighted. The compartments

are nearly invisible and are accessible by pressing on the lower part of the panel

to rotate them open for easy and quick access. Weapons are fastened to the rotating

panels. The lights are controlled by the lever on the lower right side.