BeaconMedAES Revs Up Nostalgia with Exquisite Classic Car Models

Rock Hill, SC – October 26, 2023 – BeaconMedAES LLC, a company quietly building a reputation for precision and quality craftsmanship, is hitting the gas with a brand new line of meticulously detailed classic car models. While perhaps best known for their work in medical device packaging and sterilization solutions (serving clients ranging from large hospitals to innovative biotech startups – they keep things safe and sterile, basically!), BeaconMedAES is demonstrating a surprising – and highly welcome – passion for automotive history. You might be thinking, "Medical packaging to classic cars? That's a jump!" And you'd be right. But according to company leadership, the core principles remain the same: precision, attention to detail, and a commitment to delivering a product that exceeds expectations. "We've spent years perfecting processes that demand flawless execution," explains Sarah Chen, Head of Product Development at BeaconMedAES. “That skillset translates beautifully to crafting these miniature masterpieces. It's a different application of the same dedication to quality.” So, what exactly are these "miniature masterpieces"? BeaconMedAES isn't just slapping a name on existing models. They've invested heavily in a dedicated design and manufacturing team, focusing on iconic vehicles from the golden age of automotive design. Currently, the lineup focuses on three core models: the 1967 Ford Mustang Fastback, the 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air, and the 1963 Volkswagen Type 1 (Beetle). But this is just the beginning – they've already hinted at plans to expand the range to include other American and European classics. What Sets BeaconMedAES Models Apart? Forget those mass-produced, vaguely resembling models you find in bargain bins. BeaconMedAES is aiming for something different. They're targeting collectors, enthusiasts, and anyone who appreciates a beautifully crafted object. Here’s a breakdown of what makes these models special: Scale & Detail: The models are 1:24 scale, which is a sweet spot for display and collecting. But it’s what they’ve packed into that scale that really impresses. We’re talking fully detailed interiors, including realistic stitching on the seats, accurately reproduced dashboards, and even miniature gauges that you can almost read. Materials Matter: Forget cheap plastic. BeaconMedAES uses a combination of die-cast metal for the body, ensuring a substantial weight and quality feel, along with high-quality resin and plastic components for the finer details. They’ve even gone the extra mile to use real metal for things like the bumpers and trim. Authenticity is Key: The team has spent countless hours researching the original vehicles, pouring over photographs, schematics, and even original factory documentation. They've consulted with classic car restoration experts to ensure accuracy in everything from paint colors to chrome finishes. “We’re not just building models; we're recreating a piece of automotive history,” Chen emphasizes. Working Parts (Where Applicable): The 1967 Mustang Fastback boasts working steering, while all models feature opening doors, hoods, and trunks. They’ve even meticulously recreated the engine bays, complete with miniature engines that look remarkably realistic. Presentation Counts: These aren’t just tossed into a box. Each model comes packaged in a custom-designed display case, making it ready to showcase right out of the box. The packaging is sleek and modern, reflecting the quality of the model itself. More Than Just a Hobby: BeaconMedAES’s Diversification Strategy While the classic car models might seem like a departure for BeaconMedAES, it's actually a strategic move. The company is leveraging its existing manufacturing expertise and precision engineering capabilities to expand into new markets. “We’ve built a fantastic team and a reputation for quality. We wanted to find a way to apply those skills to something different, something that allows us to tap into a passion for design and craftsmanship,” says Michael Davis, CEO of BeaconMedAES. “The response so far has been overwhelmingly positive. People are clearly excited about these models.” The company sees significant potential in the collector’s market, as well as the growing demand for high-quality, display-worthy collectibles. They’re also exploring potential partnerships with automotive museums and historical societies. Availability and Pricing The BeaconMedAES classic car models are available for purchase directly through the company’s website (www.beaconmedaes.com/models – a dedicated section is under construction, but you can contact them through the main site) and select online retailers. Pricing is as follows: 1967 Ford Mustang Fastback: $199.99 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air: $189.99 1963 Volkswagen Type 1 (Beetle): $179.99 The models are currently available in a limited range of colors, mirroring the original factory options. However, BeaconMedAES plans to introduce more colors and special edition models in the future. Looking Ahead BeaconMedAES isn't resting on its laurels. The company is already working on new models, including a 1969 Dodge Charger and a 1953 Corvette. They’re also exploring the possibility of creating larger-scale models and even limited-edition, hand-built replicas. “This is just the beginning,” says Chen with a smile. “We’re passionate about classic cars, and we’re committed to creating models that will delight collectors and enthusiasts for years to come.” About BeaconMedAES LLC: Located in Rock Hill, South Carolina, BeaconMedAES LLC is a leading provider of medical device packaging and sterilization solutions. The company serves a diverse range of clients, including hospitals, pharmaceutical companies, and biotech startups. With a commitment to quality, innovation, and customer satisfaction, BeaconMedAES has established itself as a trusted partner in the healthcare industry. (And, apparently, a rising star in the world of classic car modeling!) You can reach them at 1059 Paragon Way, Rock Hill, SC, 29730 or call 515-462-7750.