An old photo of an M3.

peterm1 · Apr 23, 2018

Never let anyone tell you that size does not matter.

Courtesy of this web site (Which itself is interesting if you are into vintage stuff generally)

http://frenchie-pop.blogspot.com.au/2011/09/des-images-en-technicolor.html

PS the logo TWA on the aircraft does not mean "Try Wide Angle"

Peter Jennings · Apr 23, 2018

The level of detail on that M3 model is pretty amazing.

Chuffed Cheese · Apr 23, 2018

Peter Jennings said:
The level of detail on that M3 model is pretty amazing.

yeah, I'd love to know what happened to it.

Fraser · Apr 23, 2018

even the winding lever works!

analogish · Apr 23, 2018

css9450 · Apr 23, 2018

Never let anyone tell you an M is small and discrete.

daveleo · Apr 23, 2018

Where did they get those tiny women??

Malcolm M · Apr 23, 2018

Maybe it was a confusion over units, á là Spinal Tap. Where can you get film for it?

leicapixie · Apr 23, 2018

The Leica Dealer for pros, Mullers Pharmacy( 2 shops linked),
had a large scale model of a Barnack and I think an M2.
They were truly "awesome".

davidnewtonguitars · Apr 23, 2018

The models look identical. The selection of women for TWA's flight attendants must have been stringent.

John Lawrence · Apr 23, 2018

That's the 'large format' version of the M3.

John