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| Open this image from The Red Sea Sharks and check your knowledge... | ![]() |
The two cars at the bottom right are not complete and hard to recognise. |
| How many do you know ? | ||
| Several of the albums have been "updated" by Hergé. One of them, The Black Island, has been thoroughly re-worked. See other examples on the next page. | |
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The Seven Crystal Balls, page 46. The red car stopped by the Belgian road police is a Simca 8 "1100" or a Fiat from which the Simca was copied in France. It has a grille in two parts, and 4 doors that open in a characteristic way as shown in the second frame.
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In the following frame, the grille is in one piece, and the general shape of the car is that of a Simca 5 (Fiat Topolino) which was in production between 1936 and 1948. |
Hergé shows it precisely on a map.
AdvertisementsCover pages of Journal de Tintin in 1953Do you recognise the cars ? |
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From a different hand.I prepared another page for you with14 cars of the 1950's drawn by Jacques Martin. |
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| See also my links on Tintin and on classic cars. | ||
| All pictures are obviously © Hergé, but this page was prepared by François de Dardel. Last update 16 August 2007. | ||