Replicating gorgeous 60s strings sounds

Perhaps it’s ambitious, but do any modern composers (perhaps among you redditors) ever try to replicate the production sound of strings in ~60s pop music orchestrations?

There's a specific vibe about them. I'm talking about the ones that usually had one particularly prominent string line and a lush, rich reverb.

Some examples I can think of right now:

Alvin & The Chipmunks/David Seville “White Christmas” https://youtu.be/BShJG33D6QM?si=8Uj_2KysgVw6qkTC

Buddy Holly “True Love Ways” https://youtu.be/fc006bmNF-M?si=R6ks8vaImPQhOQ9O

Jack Nitzsche parts of the “One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest” (Soundtrack) https://youtu.be/E--NwuYouHc?si=CYRjlQhpeWoKBut2&t=157

I’m considering going down this rabbit hole with Vienna Strings, reverb (in or out of the box), plug-ins and a whole lot of A/B comparing. Not just aiming for merely evocative of that style, but aiming for a bulls-eye, holy-shit-I-can’t-believe-it’s-not-from-the-60s dead ringer. Any thoughts on how to go about it?