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Pics : 1958 Pontiac Parisienne convertible by Denis Auber #26717

I still buy a toy now and then - just received this Corgi from an auction in Illinois. by Harvey Goranson #26716

Pics :1958 Pontiac Bonneville by Conquest Models by Denis Auber #26715

Good looking, great colors. (EOM) by Christopher Moroni #26715.1

I have the convertible. The finish is spectacular and interior detail is over-the-top good. (EOM) by John Kuvakas #26715.2

Definitely one of my favorite cars and models. I have the hardtop by Bob Jackman #26715.3

The '58 Pontiac is definitely my favorite...I have ten of 'em, including all the Brooklin by Rick Thompson #26715.3.1

PICs - From My Collection - '58 Pontiac by John Merritt #26714

Nice! I have the NEO turquoise and white wagon of this car. (EOM) by Mark Sweeney #26714.1

Weit the next in copper.... (EOM) by renato camesasca #26714.2

Nice , but the 1958 Bonnevilles of Brooklin were not bad at all too by Jacques Roest #26714.3

You are right, here's mine (pic) by John Merritt #26714.3.1

I have the Neo pictured above along with the station wagon by Bob Jackman #26714.3.1.1

I love my Parisienne - plus I bought the BRK pace car years ago that someone had foiled. by Harvey Goranson #26714.3.1.1.1

PICs - From My Collection - '56 Buick by John Merritt #26713

Is it me.....Or does the roofline look wrong like it's been chopped (EOM) by Tom Ciryak #26713.1

Well, not "chopped" exactly ... by Graeme Ogg #26713.1.1

I also have that model and think it’s the best one Brooklin has ever done. (EOM) by Lou Petrucci #26713.1.1.1

+1 (EOM) by Mark Lampariello #26713.1.1.1.1

One of the best Brooklin Models, I am very glad with my model. (EOM) by Jacques Roest #26713.2

That looks great to me. (EOM) by Mark Sweeney #26713.3

Tom I don't get that impression but we all see thing differently. by Bob Jackman #26713.4

I await the tri-tone with great interest. (EOM) by Harvey Goranson #26713.5

original 1951 Fraser top up. by Paul Patterson #26712

Before the Citroën craze goes away... (pics) by Jani Bodmann #26711

PIC - That's pretty wild. I like the 1960 Plymouth-style taillights, too by Randall Olson #26711.1

I like those '55-'56 Packard taillights! by David Holcombe #26711.2

Oops! Sorry, Randall. I guess different eyes and memories see different things. (EOM) by David Holcombe #26711.2.1

David, I thnk so! But we did see fins for sure. (EOM) by Randall Olson #26711.2.1.1

Funny Auto bus. French Coach builders made lots of grazy and funny buses and vans (EOM) by Jacques Roest #26711.3

Pics : 1958 Plymouth Western Models by Denis Auber #26710

Nice car, is this a new WMCE or a refreshed/repainted enhanced Western? (EOM) by Jacques Roest #26710.1

Thank you Jacques by Denis Auber #26710.1.1

Austin Maestro (1984) new to my collection by John Quilter #26709

Can an MG version be far behind? Not a genuine Abingdon product though... (EOM) by Harvey Goranson #26709.1

Nice model, good for the Anglo car fans. On their website, I saw 3 models . by Jacques Roest #26709.2

Diorama auction question. Should I do it? by Randall Olson #26708

A couple of Willyses (Wilis-es, Willezes?) by Harvey Goranson #26707

I've got the Willys, too! (EOM) by John Kuliak #26707.1

Sounds like a case of the heebie jeebies! (EOM) by John Kuvakas #26707.1.1

Better than the boogie woogie flu ! (EOM) by Jack Dodds #26707.1.1.1

Richard Grover of the Willys Story site says of the pronunciation: by David Holcombe #26707.2

Thank you for this post David! (EOM) by Harvey Goranson #26707.2.1

I have a Willy and don't need 2 Willys....I don't see a problem here...... (EOM) by Jack Dodds #26707.2.2

Pics: More Citroën , last part 3 by Jacques Roest #26706

A Cyclops, Playboy Bunny and Plaid upholstery....awesome models! by Randall Olson #26706.1

The old Norevs were toys after all - my MG 1100 dates back to 1965. by Harvey Goranson #26706.1.1

Harv, would these be 1:43? Were they the same scale as Dinky and Corgi Toys (EOM) by Randall Olson #26706.1.1.1

Randall, Norev were 1:43rd scale. Corgi and Dinky scales were all over…. by Chris Sweetman #26706.1.1.1.1

Plus the Spot-On/late Dinky toys were 1:42. (EOM) by Harvey Goranson #26706.1.1.1.1.1

Indeed Harv as were Corgi Toys Mini’s they produced in the 1960’s. (EOM) by Chris Sweetman #26706.1.1.1.1.1.1

Funny you should mention those Chris - just today an auction win arrived. by Harvey Goranson #26706.1.1.1.1.1.1.1

Randall, collecting 1/43 modelcars in the 50ies and 60ies were only available most Dinkies, Corgi, by Jacques Roest #26706.1.2

The old plastic Norevs had yellow headlights, so typically French. by Harvey Goranson #26706.1.2.1

Fine pictures of good old model cars. Thanks for posting them. I like the old toy cars, by David Holcombe #26706.2

I remember! Thanks everyone for your fascinating info. I started in the early 60s collecting Dinky by Randall Olson #26706.2.1

Corgi went to 1:36 in the 70's, after their fidelity nose-dived with Whizz-wheels. by Harvey Goranson #26706.2.1.1

I was a teen by then and my interests had changed (girls, music, girls..). The Dinky that by Randall Olson #26706.2.1.1.1

I have the Fury - it's 1:42. Just looks big since it's a big car. (EOM) by Harvey Goranson #26706.2.1.1.1.1

Pics: LCD Range Rover in white delivered today by David Knight #26705

I do like it white. Very nice. (EOM) by John Merritt #26705.1

By now you must have a fleet of SUV's (EOM) by Tom Ciryak #26705.2

Which makes SUV do you have? I have seen Subaru, Nissan, Landrover in your posts (EOM) by Jacques Roest #26705.3

Pics: Jacques, my 1:1 scale SUV is a 2014 Subaru Forester. by David Knight #26705.3.1

. (EOM) by David Knight #26705.3.2

Double post, sorry! Can’t delete it. (EOM) by David Knight #26705.3.2.1

But you can edit it - down to just a period "." We all know what that means by now. (EOM) by Harvey Goranson #26705.3.2.1.1

David, We have the Subaru in common. Here in the Netherlands only the 2,0 ltr is available. Pix our by Jacques Roest #26705.3.2.2

Malatesta Packard Moving Van and many more trucks by Raymond Paszkiewicz #26704

Here it is resized. by John Kuvakas #26704.1

Resized photos and miscellaneous by Raymond Paszkiewicz #26704.1.1

Yes, I see what you mean, Ray. My apologies. (EOM) by John Kuvakas #26704.1.1.1

Another thing we need to keep in mind, is that people have their screen 'Zoom' settings to by BenD Lampson #26704.1.1.1.1

Raymond, ABS stands for Acryl Butadeen Styrene it is a better Styrene by Jacques Roest #26704.1.1.2

But wasn't there also a UK white metal producer called ABS? by Harvey Goranson #26704.1.1.2.1

I think ABS may be Adrian Swain, another player ... by John Roberts #26704.1.1.2.1.1

Of the meager number of kits I've held onto, the Auto Replicas Amilcar Italiana is one. by Harvey Goranson #26704.1.1.2.1.1.1

I have the kit for the full version and the chassis.... by John Roberts #26704.1.1.2.1.1.1.1

Being a retired fire protection engineer Ray, I'm a big fan of fire trucks too. by Harvey Goranson #26704.2

Fire Trucks by Raymond Paszkiewicz #26704.2.1

There is a guy living about two miles from me you would love to meet. by Harvey Goranson #26704.2.1.1

A few years ago I had all my fire apparatus on display. by Harvey Goranson #26704.2.1.2

MORE PIX - Bulldog and Packard E Moving Van and Duesenbergs by Randall Olson #26704.3

(PIC) and the 1:1... by Lloyd Mecca #26704.4

Thank you, Raymond, for starting and continuing a fine post discussion. I by David Holcombe #26704.5

By all means a very interesting thread that I enjoyed reading and seeing the pics (EOM) by Tom Ciryak #26704.5.1

+1 (EOM) by Jacques Roest #26704.5.1.1

+2 (EOM) by Harvey Goranson #26704.5.1.1.1

+3! (EOM) by John Roberts #26704.5.1.1.1.1

Forum stories by Raymond Paszkiewicz #26704.5.1.1.1.1.1

I agree completely (EOM) by John Roberts #26704.5.1.1.1.1.1.1

Surprized there was a business for dead storage of automobiles (EOM) by John Quilter #26704.6

Probably the predecessor to the self-storage units that are everywhere today. (EOM) by Harvey Goranson #26704.6.1

Randy, you mentioned Colin Flannery in an earlier post... by John Roberts #26703

Hi, John. Not sure about those, Buccaneer and Minimarque yes. See Ray's post above. (EOM) by Randall Olson #26703.1

Pics More Citroën part 2. See for Part 1 Post 26685 by Jacques Roest #26702

Jacques, quite the collection! I only had the Du Bray 1928. Perhaps a little by Randall Olson #26702.1

Randall thanks for your comment. I sold them all except the 1939 Black by Jacques Roest #26702.1.1

I just sold the last of my Dubrays recently. Prices haven't changed much. by Harvey Goranson #26702.1.1.1

Dubray Citroens.... by John Roberts #26702.1.1.1.1

Are these plastic or resin? Are the photos recent? by John Kuvakas #26702.1.1.1.2

John Kuvakas, the pictures are not recent. Some of those models are sold by Jacques Roest #26702.1.1.1.2.1

Pics made in April John, then sold this summer, along with a Peugeot 402. by Harvey Goranson #26702.1.1.1.2.2

Thanks, Harve. I know some of the guys who collect 1:24 have some reservations about resin by John Kuvakas #26702.1.1.1.2.2.1

And I have Fadini resin models 40+ years still in perfect shape. by Harvey Goranson #26702.1.1.1.2.2.1.1

I've seen a few 1/43 Franklin Mint models that have fallen victim as well. (EOM) by John Kuvakas #26702.1.1.1.2.2.1.1.1

Thank you, Jacques, for sharing your fine collection. Here are two from my shelves. (pic) by David Holcombe #26702.2

David, in Part 3 I will show this RAMI too by Jacques Roest #26702.2.1

Jewel headlights, just like my old Corgies! (EOM) by Randall Olson #26702.2.1.1

These type jewels for headlamps are easily available by John Quilter #26702.2.1.1.1

David, those are neat. Perfect bright colours that make them...."jaunty". (EOM) by Randall Olson #26702.2.2

Wonderful Jacques! (EOM) by John Roberts #26702.3

Renato, I’ve just found a better view of the continental kit on a convertible I built recently. by John Ellis #26701

Many thanx John for your pic. Is this Continental kit built from yourself ? (EOM) by renato camesasca #26701.1

Continental kit by John Ellis #26701.1.1

Renato Camesasca by John Ellis #26700

Rare models by an old friend by Raymond Paszkiewicz #26699

I've had two versions of this model. You're right, it is amazing! Let's see more, Ray. (EOM) by John Kuvakas #26699.1

How many different Malatesta trucks did Briggs make? (EOM) by David Crowe #26699.2

He also made a 1922 Packard E Moving Van. (EOM) by Randall Olson #26699.2.1

That's the one I was thinking of in my post below. (EOM) by Harvey Goranson #26699.2.1.1

I noticed it first time around, but neglected to follow up. Please. More! (EOM) by David Holcombe #26699.3

PICs Here is a truck collector... by Ralf Buyer #26699.4

Very nice work Ralf (EOM) by John Roberts #26699.4.1

Great model Ray! Also good menories of Richard too... by John Roberts #26699.5

Sorry I missed your last post. Please continue with trucks! I have many in my collection. (EOM) by Karl Schnelle #26699.6

I posted this recently Ray. I also remember the Malateata moving van. by Harvey Goranson #26699.7

I have that truck too...it's an absolutely wonderful example of 1:43 craftsmanship. by Scott Brown #26699.8

Colin Flannery's work? I had this one & a prototype of the Packard E van. One of the most detailed by Randall Olson #26699.9

Definitely would like to see more pictures. I have quite a few pickup as well as transporters in my by Tom Ciryak #26699.10

Mack AC Bulldog by Skip Johnson #26699.11

PICs - From My Collection - '29 Packard by John Merritt #26698

Looks real, John.This is a great replica. Neo should have you photograph their models. (EOM) by Randall Olson #26698.1

Wow, what a beauty. Very nice ! (EOM) by Mike DeTorrice #26698.2

John, I just checked mine to see if it was the same. Your pictures by David Holcombe #26698.3

Pics: John and David, I agree with David for 100%. Your photo's are sublime by Jacques Roest #26698.3.1

Well Jacques, on my monitor your model and mine look the same. by John Merritt #26698.3.1.1

I agree also. Great photos of a fabulous car! (EOM) by John Ellis #26698.3.2

Randall's suggestion that Neo should have John take pictures of by Bob Jackman #26698.4

Thank-you all for the kind words. I really appreciate it. It makes me very happy to be able to share by John Merritt #26698.5

Wow..Great Pictures by dean paolucci #26698.5.1

Sure. In these photos, it is an old Sony Cyber-shot (EOM) by John Merritt #26698.5.1.1

Thanks! (EOM) by dean paolucci #26698.5.1.1.1

(Pics) 1955 Mercedes-Benz 300c W186 by Maxichamps by Jani Bodmann #26697

Great lineup of German dreadnoughts! (EOM) by Russ Rader #26697.1

I really like the 300c, but all the models look great together. (EOM) by John Merritt #26697.2

A fine concentration of MBs. Well done! (EOM) by David Holcombe #26697.3

Jani, in the line up is a black 300, is that a 300d or 300w? Here pictures of by Jacques Roest #26697.4

Can't say I've ever heard of a 300w. by Jani Bodmann #26697.4.1

PICS - Some new diorama shots by Keko Romero #26696

Wow something for everyone. (EOM) by Bob Jackman #26696.1

Beautiful model. A very large range. (EOM) by John Merritt #26696.2

Nice! Even a Schuco Goggomobile with trailer? (EOM) by Randall Olson #26696.3

Yes, you're right (EOM) by Keko Romero #26696.3.1

Re: GLM '56 Continental Mk. II HT....invite opinions on the "A" pillar height please. by Jack Dodds #26695

The whole greenhouse is a tad too tall and a tad too upright by Mark Lampariello #26695.1

Some items I am working on right now. by Sergio Goldvarg #26694

I'm drooling already! What are the wagons?? (EOM) by Mark Sweeney #26694.1

Olds ...'62 ....I think. Love it and the Comet sedans. Thanks Sergio! (EOM) by Jack Dodds #26694.1.1

Are the Buick Wildcat and Olds 98 still to come? (EOM) by Mark Lampariello #26694.2

No, Of course not. These newer projects supersede any & all prior announcements. by David Crowe #26694.2.1

??? (EOM) by Mark Lampariello #26694.2.1.1

Yes they are Mark. If you go to Goldvarg Models web site you will see the many by Jack Dodds #26694.2.2

Some subjects like his Nova have been delayed behind some gorgeous newer efforts. by Mark Lampariello #26694.2.2.1

Sergio, these look great models. by John Ellis #26694.3

Never done in 1:43....until now. Splendid as ever. Thanks for bringing these into our world, Sergio. (EOM) by Randall Olson #26694.4

+1 Agree. Your vision for the model world is very much appreciated. (EOM) by Jack Dodds #26694.4.1

Pic's New entry Plymouth by Neo by renato camesasca #26693

I ordered one of these - still waiting for it. Quirky and cool. (EOM) by Mark Sweeney #26693.1

Very nice model by Keko Romero #26693.2

I like the setting too. I think this is based on the BoS. Its a good model. (EOM) by Randall Olson #26693.3

And I really like the dog's point of view. Very creative! (EOM) by Don Anderson #26693.4

PICS - It is Opel's turn. Who likes Opels? by Randall Olson #26692

well, Arnold does... (EOM) by Joop Gisbers #26692.1

Yes I like Opels. My family had some . My wife and I had lessons in the 1957 Opel Olympia by Jacques Roest #26692.2

Awesome! Thanks for those special photos. My replica Olympia looks like your family's (EOM) by Randall Olson #26692.2.1

Regarding Opels, I racall having heard a legendary story: by Alex Taylor #26692.2.2

Alex, I hadn't noticed the similarity before. Would look just like a Buick if one added by Randall Olson #26692.2.2.1

Randal, yes this sounds like a funny story, but I have noticed that by Alex Taylor #26692.2.2.1.1

Here's a Kadette by Tekno and a rally car I made from the Solido 70K kit. by Harvey Goranson #26692.3

and the 1958 Opel Record by Tekno! by Karl Schnelle #26692.3.1

John Ellis,please can You post a pic of the rear continental kit ? Thanks (EOM) by renato camesasca #26691

1956 Ford Fairlane by John Ellis #26690

Great work on that old Brooklin John! (EOM) by Harvey Goranson #26690.1

Good work, and you started with a fine model. Well done! ( And stay healthy, too.) (EOM) by David Holcombe #26690.2

Extraordinary ...its really amazing what you can do with these little cars by BenD Lampson #26690.3

Excellent work John. Keep the recovery going! (EOM) by John Roberts #26690.4

Beautiful job on a model that really needed it. All the best for a speedy recovery! (EOM) by Jack Dodds #26690.5

Very nice! Your work shows what a great casting Brooklin had. (EOM) by John Kuvakas #26690.6

The Ford really is a great casting. I have one redone by Fred Lewis in by Rick Thompson #26690.6.1

I'm also working on a colour change on the '56. Mandarin by Ken Spear #26690.7

John, stunning work! It is apparent that your ability to beautify was not affected. by Randall Olson #26690.8

Another example of Ellisification perfection. Superb John (EOM) by Mike Coupe #26690.8.1

Ford Fairlane by John Ellis #26690.8.2

Agree completely. Great work, great colors, and the connie kit is perfect on this one! (EOM) by Rick Thompson #26690.8.3

Have any of you purchased the IXO/Altaya 1965 Rambler Ambassador? I like the looks of the model but by Mark Sweeney #26689

I don't actually have one, but . . . by Graeme Ogg #26689.1

I have fond memories of our 1965 Rambler Classic. I'll need to look for that Renault/Rambler. (EOM) by Ed Glorius #26689.1.1

These usually show up on an unnamed French auction site by Jay Golan #26689.1.1.1

I bought it with those reservations. The wipers are of course too large by Jack Dodds #26689.2

+1 (EOM) by Skip Johnson #26689.2.1

Thanks, guys. I think I will take the leap. (EOM) by Mark Sweeney #26689.2.1.1

This one cries out for some photo etch wipers. They may be by John Quilter #26689.3

Thanks, John. It says 1/43 but I would ask before purchasing. I think I will order the model then by Mark Sweeney #26689.3.1

I have a couple and also have the Universal Hobby's Rambler. by Jay Golan #26689.4

PICs - From My Collection - '35 Pierce-Arrow by John Merritt #26688

I like this! More and more, I'm thinking that light colors show our by David Holcombe #26688.1

That's a nice one, John. (EOM) by John Kuvakas #26688.2

Very nice John. I think this is the one Brooklin gave Dick... by John Roberts #26688.3

John, this is indeed a very special. The color suits best for this model by Jacques Roest #26688.4

Wow! That looks great in white. Superb pics, John. Congrats on snagging this one. (EOM) by Mark Sweeney #26688.5

Just a quick story on this Pierce-Arrow... by John Merritt #26688.6

that is really nice John, and I like the way you added the fact that it came from by BenD Lampson #26688.6.1

All my wife knows that I have way too many and she doesn’t understand why I need them. (EOM) by John Merritt #26688.6.1.1

The color really suits this one. (EOM) by Jack Dodds #26688.7

My most sincere condolences to Karl Schnelle and his family upon the passing of his father. (EOM) by Harvey Goranson #26687

Thank you Harvey for letting us know. My condolences by Bob Jackman #26687.1

I empathize with the loss of a loved one. We give thanks for good memories, Karl. Please accept my by David Holcombe #26687.2

Karl ..... My sincerest condolences to you and your family. (EOM) by Tom Ciryak #26687.3

So sorry for your loss, Karl. Our prayers are with you. (EOM) by John Kuvakas #26687.3.1

My condolences on your loss. (EOM) by John Merritt #26687.4

Condolences to Karl and the family for their loss. (EOM) by Mike DeTorrice #26687.5

Sending prayers to you and your family Karl....I lost my dad 2 years ago on my birthday, by BenD Lampson #26687.6

My thoughts are with you and yours. Tough times I remember well with my own Dad's passing (EOM) by John Roberts #26687.7

My condolences also. It's very difficult to lose a parent. My thoughts are with you, Karl. (EOM) by Mark Sweeney #26687.8

Mes condoléances, Karl. (EOM) by Michel Lemieux #26687.8.1

The oldest of my 1:43 collection is the RAMI section, dating to about 1970. (pics) by David Holcombe #26686

They might be the oldest vehicles, but not the oldest toys, right David? by Harvey Goranson #26686.1

I confess; you're right, Harvey. And there are even more of them now. To wit: (pic) by David Holcombe #26686.1.1

Now those are oldies! My oldest is the Tootsie Graham Paige. by Harvey Goranson #26686.1.1.1

And who made this sort of Model A Fordish cast iron toy? by John Quilter #26686.2

Looks like an A C Williams product to me. (pic) by David Holcombe #26686.2.1

Stories and history, Mack AC Bulldog,working truck by Raymond Paszkiewicz #26686.2.1.1

Pics: for Citroën lovers older Citroën models that are and were in my collection.part 1. by Jacques Roest #26685

If you get to the US Jacques, you must visit the Lane Museum in Nashville. by Harvey Goranson #26685.1

Looks good Harvey, what is that (trunks) on the front fenders of Traction Avant? (EOM) by Jacques Roest #26685.1.1

The Traction is a gasogene car, powered by coal. One of the cylinders... by Harvey Goranson #26685.1.1.1

Thanks Harvey, this was done in the WWII in Europe (EOM) by Jacques Roest #26685.1.1.1.1

What a collection!! (EOM) by Karl Schnelle #26685.2

Why I love the old HPI models and wish they were still being made - engine detail! by Harvey Goranson #26684

Not usually my type of model, but those look amazing. Even at a distance, by John Merritt #26684.1

Get outta here.. those are 1/43rd ?!!! (EOM) by Steve Jakubczak #26684.1.1

Yep. Now you see why they are missed. (EOM) by Harvey Goranson #26684.1.1.1

I cannot believe the intricate detail in these models !! You are so lucky to have them. (EOM) by Steve Jakubczak #26684.1.1.1.1

I have two in my collection. by Sergio Luis Santos #26684.2

Holy daily commuter cow! (EOM) by Richard Nosker #26684.3

PICS - Diorama: Mercedes-Benz Dealer, end of 60s decade by Keko Romero #26683

Another great set of photos! (EOM) by John Kuvakas #26683.1

Many thanks John!! (EOM) by Keko Romero #26683.1.1

I love these...check out the fat guy and his large wife looking at the small 2 seater SL... by BenD Lampson #26683.2

Excellent! My collection is lacking Mercedes-Benz models, I think I may only have three or four. (EOM) by John Merritt #26683.3

A fine presentation! I like your use of the figures, too. (pic) Here is by David Holcombe #26683.4

Many thanks!!! by Keko Romero #26683.4.1

I wonder if BMW has yanked licencing for Rolls-Royce subjects. by Mark Lampariello #26682

1:18 not 1:43 by Stanton Lyman #26682.1

Not really big sellers, unfortunately.. by Robert Jacobs #26682.2

I think BMW have always appreciated the publicity value of good models ... by Graeme Ogg #26682.3

Question: who has a Dick Browne model, where do you live and what is the model? (pic) by BenD Lampson #26681

Neighbor by Stanton Lyman #26681.1

Howdy neighbor....right down 128 north (and south, because you know 128 goes both ways the same way) by BenD Lampson #26681.1.1

chat, get together by Stanton Lyman #26681.1.1.1

I am always interested in meeting other collectors....there aren't too many of us crazy people who by BenD Lampson #26681.1.1.1.1

I have 27 Dick Browne models in my collection now. I live in Michigan. (EOM) by John Merritt #26681.2

I can list them later, when I have access to my laptop (EOM) by John Merritt #26681.2.1

Only 27 John? and you don't know them all off the top of your head?...lol (EOM) by BenD Lampson #26681.2.1.1

You'd think so, but I guess my brain was fried cause I kept coming up short. LOL! (EOM) by John Merritt #26681.2.1.1.1

OK, here are the models I purchased from the Dick Browne auctions. by John Merritt #26681.2.1.2

WoW!!! (EOM) by Karl Schnelle #26681.2.1.2.1

I just picked up the HWT Dick Browne special Valiant. by John Kuvakas #26681.3

John, he must have really liked you! that Valiant was very special to him. (EOM) by BenD Lampson #26681.3.1

We got along great. But the gift was the milk truck, not the Valiant. by John Kuvakas #26681.3.1.1

and I did not get a chance to congratulate you on your new position here...congrats!!! by BenD Lampson #26681.3.1.1.1

Thanks, Ben! (EOM) by John Kuvakas #26681.3.1.1.1.1

Wasn't that Valiant Dicks first 1:1? (EOM) by BenD Lampson #26681.3.1.1.2

I believe it was his first factory demo. (EOM) by John Kuvakas #26681.3.1.1.2.1

Dick would offer me some of his review models now and then. by Harvey Goranson #26681.4

I have one in PA. The Brooklin 1950 Packard in dark blue. Love it. (EOM) by Mark Sweeney #26681.5

As of today I have 4 of his cars. Ohio (EOM) by Tom Ciryak #26681.6

If anyone is interested in the new Esval models that just came out, please let me know. by Mark Sweeney #26680

Is this 'Duesenberg' sedan actually the prototype for the Cord 810 sedan? (EOM) by Richard Nosker #26680.1

It sure looks like it but I don't know. It comes in either open or closed headlights. (EOM) by Mark Sweeney #26680.1.1

Pic: It’s that time of year again. by David Knight #26679

Super comparison pictures. Anytime I think I miss snow, I by Bob Jackman #26679.1

Lol. You can't drive a '61 Vette in the snow Bob ! (EOM) by Jack Dodds #26679.1.1

Jack, you can drive a 61 Vette in snow but it wouldn't be fun. by Bob Jackman #26679.1.1.1

Mine isn't a 61 but a 94 and it's been covered for the winter for a while now (EOM) by Tom Ciryak #26679.1.1.1.1

Nice Tom, I love the LT1 powered C4's. I have a stroked LT1 383 1995 Trans Am by BenD Lampson #26679.1.1.1.1.1

Nice......Very nice (EOM) by Tom Ciryak #26679.1.1.1.1.1.1

Nice pics and a reminder of what winter used to be. by Richard Nosker #26679.2

Exactly my thoughts as well, Richard. Some childhood memories remain intact. (EOM) by David Knight #26679.2.1

Pics: School Bus in the snow by David Knight #26679.2.1.1

Pics: Couldn’t resist posting these in eager anticipation of snow. by David Knight #26679.3

Snow? That's that white stuff, right? by Harvey Goranson #26679.4

Pic's Buick Brooklin image resize tests by renato camesasca #26678

Nice detail enhancement Renato. (EOM) by David Knight #26678.1

+1. I also like the background building. (EOM) by Bob Jackman #26678.1.1

Proof that Chryslers have a great ride! (pic) by David Holcombe #26677

I like it. (EOM) by Bob Jackman #26677.1

Quiz time! How many clues (spelled p-i-c-s) before you can identify this one. Enjoy! by David Holcombe #26676

Clue #2: by David Holcombe #26676.1

Clue #3: by David Holcombe #26676.1.1

Last chance: by David Holcombe #26676.1.1.1

Russian UAZ 469. (EOM) by Curtis Parisi #26676.2

Gosh, Curtis, you didn't even have to wait for clue #2. Congratulations! (EOM) by David Holcombe #26676.2.1

Clue #5...........call me stumped. (EOM) by Jack Dodds #26676.3

I should have stayed up late - I knew this one. I have the same model in olive drab. by Harvey Goranson #26676.4

Heavy Metal Woodie Wagons by WMCE, Conquest and Brooklin (pics) by BenD Lampson #26675

Love seeing woodies. Nice collection. I have all these but I must say that the '47 Oldsmobile by Curtis Parisi #26675.1

+1. (EOM) by Bob Jackman #26675.1.1

+2. Curtis's early comments were why I did not get the Olds. (EOM) by Harvey Goranson #26675.1.1.1

PICs Just some color variations... by Ralf Buyer #26675.2

I really like the blackwall tires on these. (EOM) by Jack Dodds #26675.2.1

PIC Thanks, Jack. Sometimes I do it the other way round... by Ralf Buyer #26675.2.1.1

I had the metallic blue Western Buick, but then traded in for the Lexington Grey. by Harvey Goranson #26675.3

Beautiful! The models from Buz are really on a higher level. (EOM) by Ralf Buyer #26675.3.1

+1 Agree. (EOM) by Jack Dodds #26675.3.1.1

Generally speaking very nice but not the '47 Oldsmobile wagon. (EOM) by Curtis Parisi #26675.3.1.2

PICS. 1964 Mercury Comet Caliente at work. by Sergio Goldvarg #26674

It looks great so far Sergio...what made you choose to do this car? (EOM) by BenD Lampson #26674.1

Dear BenD Lampson, by Sergio Goldvarg #26674.2

again a winner ! (EOM) by Michel Gouverneur #26674.2.1

Thank you Sergio...great car story! (EOM) by BenD Lampson #26674.2.2

So happy to see this car being done; it is my fave year of Comet. by Jack Dodds #26674.3

great news by rodger marley #26674.4

Another cool car that I loved as a child by Marc Burba #26674.5

Sergio, I would buy every Comet made up to and including '67...FYI. by Jack Dodds #26674.6

I finally modeled my high school car, a '48 Mercury wagon. by Curtis Parisi #26673

1985 Honda CRX Si by John Kuliak #26673.1

I made a model of my 2nd car. by Harvey Goranson #26673.2

Beautiful work, Harvey. I really like your taillight modification. (EOM) by David Holcombe #26673.2.1

Nice model. I dove MGB's from '71 to '81. The first of the two replaced my woodie along by Curtis Parisi #26673.2.3

Wow, that wood structure detailing looks so real, Curtis. Brilliant. (EOM) by Scott Brown #26673.3

OK the real question is: do you still have and drive it? Here's mine by John Quilter #26673.4

No, long gone but I know where it is and it is now a street rod. not to my liking. I remember by Curtis Parisi #26673.4.1

Coincidentally, my Austin was purchased from Peninsula British Cars by John Quilter #26673.4.1.1

MG YT by Yuri Brickman #26672

Dave Gilbert (DG Models) made a top-up YT way back in the 1970s' by Harvey Goranson #26672.1

RAE made an MG YT tourer, but it's very difficult to find. by Scott Brown #26672.2

I'm told it's OK to post this now - GLM 1956 Cadillac CdV pink with WHITE roof. by Harvey Goranson #26671

Very nice! (EOM) by Jack Dodds #26671.1

Looks good. Not aware of this one. Have the one w/black roof. (EOM) by John Merritt #26671.2

What a difference 38 years made. by Harvey Goranson #26671.3

150;00 for 56 cadillac GLM in 60ex not for me ! by Michel Gouverneur #26670

For this prize I only buy Brooklin in w/m.... (EOM) by renato camesasca #26670.1

Pics : 1950 Pontiac HT Motor City USA by Denis Auber #26669

Beautiful and one I do not have. (EOM) by Bob Jackman #26669.1

Beautiful except for the incorrect backlight. by Joe Libricz #26669.2

Hi have a 1951 Ford H. T. and has the same incorrect rear window.. (EOM) by renato camesasca #26669.2.1

Yes, this 1950 is an elegant model. Have it in another rare color by Alex Taylor #26669.3

These are so hard to find for sale now...and scary prices! (EOM) by Jack Dodds #26669.4

Part of my collection (Pics) by Alex Taylor #26668

Part of my collection by Alex Taylor #26667

Sorry, how do you post a picture,? I've failed! (EOM) by Alex Taylor #26667.1

First, make sure it gets resized using one of the methods mentioned in #26614 below by John Kuvakas #26667.1.1

Neo Pontiac Star Chief and Neo Mercury Monterey Sun Valley (pic) by BenD Lampson #26666

Nice, I have that Pontiac too. Is that a whitewall in front and blackwall in back on the Mercury? (EOM) by Barry Levittan #26666.1

I noticed that also Barry. Its an error car from Neo...they put the rear tire on inside out. by BenD Lampson #26666.1.1

It actually adds a touch of realism to the car, that was not at all uncommon back in the day of ww's (EOM) by Barry Levittan #26666.1.1.1

The mercury would really respond well to widening the white walls (PIC) by Clifford Read #26666.2

PICS - More new shots by pairs in my showroom... by Keko Romero #26665

Fantastico (EOM) by Jacques Roest #26665.1

And if you were nearer I'd lend you some MGs Austins, Morisses and Rileys for the showroom by John Quilter #26665.2

I see some of Pete Kenna's work there John. (EOM) by Harvey Goranson #26665.2.1

Very, very nice, I like those British cars of that age. Models of Pathfinder, Sommerville and the by Jacques Roest #26665.2.2

PIC - BMC dealer by Keko Romero #26665.2.3

Keko, You must have an amazing mega collection (EOM) by Jacques Roest #26665.2.3.1

Thanks!! (EOM) by Keko Romero #26665.2.3.1.1

PICS - Citroen Fans! by Randall Olson #26664

Great pics Randall, another Citroen classic fan here... by Keko Romero #26664.1

PICs The Berliet Fan says: if you ever break down, just call him: by Ralf Buyer #26664.2

Impressive lorries Ralf - who made them? (EOM) by Chris Sweetman #26664.2.1

Chris, these are partwork models from Hachette France... by Ralf Buyer #26664.2.1.1

Many thanks Ralf. (EOM) by Chris Sweetman #26664.2.1.1.1

You're welcome Chris. (EOM) by Ralf Buyer #26664.2.1.1.1.1

And the blue one was done decades ago by French Dinky by John Quilter #26664.2.2

PIC Right, it was also available in red - I have it now in 1/24 by MQM France... by Ralf Buyer #26664.2.2.1

Fantastique (EOM) by Jacques Roest #26664.3

PIC: More 2CV Love by John Kuvakas #26664.4

Ca sent si bon la France ! (EOM) by Denis Auber #26664.4.1

1955 Mercury Sun Valley. I really like the color combination of black with red inserts by Curtis Parisi #26663

The 1954 through 1956 Mercurys are my favourites. Especially by Ken Spear #26663.1

The Sun Valley was only available in 54 and 55. (EOM) by Bob Jackman #26663.1.1

That is beautiful...is it a Motor City? Looks like a Brooklin license plate though. (EOM) by BenD Lampson #26663.2

No, not Brooklin license plates, there Motor City. (EOM) by Curtis Parisi #26663.2.1

thank you Curtis (EOM) by BenD Lampson #26663.2.1.1

Curtis, super cool! A less common colour for this model. Is it a Desgn Studio by Randall Olson #26663.3

It's an American Models issue. (EOM) by Curtis Parisi #26663.3.1

(Pic) Beautiful model Curtis. Mine is a USA models. by Michel Lemieux #26663.3.1.1

Very nice! I think they are beautiful cars. (EOM) by Curtis Parisi #26663.3.1.1.1

There was a glitch in the 15% discount code (LM0043) for Legacy. It works now. (EOM) by John Kuvakas #26662

New From Matrix by John Kuvakas #26661

Very nice ! All of them look great. (EOM) by Mike DeTorrice #26661.1

At least one new member for the club...(pic).. by Ralf Buyer #26661.2

Whee! The great classics dominate! I like these and have several myself. (EOM) by David Holcombe #26661.2.1

Any 1951 to 1953 Pontiacs made or planned lately? by Alex Taylor #26660

Sorry. Pontiacs just aren't commonly found or, it seems, produced. (pic) by David Holcombe #26660.1

Only Record's 1952 Pontiac to my knowledge. (EOM) by Ken Spear #26660.1.1

David, not sure what you mean by it being the same as the Conquest? (EOM) by Bob Jackman #26660.1.2

My mistake. It seems that very similar models come from multiple Chinese by David Holcombe #26660.1.2.1

David, your model is more or less the same as the Conquest 1954 hardtop, by Alex Taylor #26660.1.2.1.1

Maize Yellow was only available in the Star Chief Custom by Bob Jackman #26660.1.2.1.1.1

The Conquest models are also all white metal models... by BenD Lampson #26660.1.2.1.2

I have the CNQ 1954 Pontiac and i find that the scale is like more a 1:42. by Michel Lemieux #26660.1.2.1.2.1

I have the convertible and really like it! (EOM) by Jack Dodds #26660.1.2.1.2.1.1

(Pic) White Box has done a 1954 4-door Pontiac in by Mike DeTorrice #26660.2

It's just amazing what they do at their price point. (EOM) by John Kuvakas #26660.2.1

+1 Agree....especially with this Pontiac. (EOM) by Jack Dodds #26660.2.1.1

Before buying a model, I check whether it is either an official color by Alex Taylor #26660.2.2

Colors can be hard to determine for any given year. by John Kuvakas #26660.2.2.1

I'm glad to hear you say this John as I have often puzzled by Jack Dodds #26660.2.2.1.1

Nice model Mike. I bought a Panhard Aerodynamic by White Box - also very good (EOM) by John Roberts #26660.2.3

I would love to see the late 40s thru early 50s Pontiacs done in their various body styles. by Jack Dodds #26660.3

+1. Jack we may get our wish with Sergio doing the 48 wagon. by Bob Jackman #26660.3.1

Yes, especially the 2dr. sedan and torpedo back and tin woody.. (EOM) by Jack Dodds #26660.3.1.1

The French firm of Record made Pontiacs and others in our scale. Here (pics) are some by David Holcombe #26660.3.2

And still more Pontiacs of this era by John Quilter #26660.3.2.1

Thanks, John for posting this picture! Every model showing by Alex Taylor #26660.3.2.1.1

Brooklin Diaries by John Kuvakas #26659

I'd like to have one of those Omen Marilyn figurines. (EOM) by Randall Olson #26659.1

I can't find a dealer for Omen figures. Anyone? (EOM) by David Holcombe #26659.1.1

David, they usually sell direct. Currently their website is down but …. by Chris Sweetman #26659.1.1.1

GLM 1956 Cadillac Coupe Deville L/E of 60 pieces (pics) by BenD Lampson #26658

Great photos, Ben. (EOM) by John Kuvakas #26658.1

thanks John...bad lighting though. (EOM) by BenD Lampson #26658.1.1

That second photo is really gorgeous because of your [wait for it] great lighting!! (EOM) by Mark Lampariello #26658.2

Thanks Mark...question...do you find life difficult because your last name starts with Lamp? by BenD Lampson #26658.2.1

It's only an issue if we don't look at the bright side. (EOM) by Mark Lampariello #26658.2.1.1

Looks great. I eagerly anticipate the Sedan DeVille. (EOM) by David Crowe #26658.3

I have this one in gold/black as well. Very nice! (EOM) by Jack Dodds #26658.4

Got this beauty too.Absolutely gorgeous #25/60 ;) (EOM) by Jean Philippe Sergent #26658.5

Good pictures! Thanks for posting these. (EOM) by David Holcombe #26658.6

Nice pix, Ben! I have ordered this model in these colours, too. (EOM) by Randall Olson #26658.7

Beautiful model. I also like the 2nd photo, great angle and lighting. Saving that one to my file. by John Merritt #26658.8

Gorgeous photography. Really shows the amazing detail of that model. (EOM) by Joe Libricz #26658.9

These are great models well photographed. (EOM) by Bob Jackman #26658.10

Pics: 1954 Chevrolet 210 Handyman by David Knight #26657

I have been disappointed when i seen the Shoreline Beige over Metallic Brown painted this way. by Michel Lemieux #26657.1

Michel, I noticed today on The Lounge there was a clip of Dinah by Jack Dodds #26657.1.1

Disregard my last comment Michel; I just noticed David's explanation by Jack Dodds #26657.1.1.1

Pics: Inspired by Randy Olson’s post about Citroens, here are some showing the 1981 Charleston 2cv by David Knight #26656

Here's another by French Dinky. by Harvey Goranson #26656.1

Now that I know the trick of reducing pic size, here are more Top Marques. by Harvey Goranson #26655

I'll never feel sorry if you keep posting these great pics. Credit goes to Robert Bolin by BenD Lampson #26655.1

Really fine models! The Rolls Royce armored car caught my by David Holcombe #26655.2

Hi David, by Steven Williams #26655.2.1

Thanks, Steven. I'm acquiring very few models at this time. (EOM) by David Holcombe #26655.2.1.1

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT FROM LEGACY MOTORS by John Kuvakas #26654

Code didn't work for me (EOM) by Tom Ciryak #26654.1

I'll check on it, Tom (EOM) by John Kuvakas #26654.1.1

Clerical error, Tom. It should be working now. (EOM) by John Kuvakas #26654.1.1.1

Thanks. Also got an email from Kevin that it's fixed (EOM) by Tom Ciryak #26654.1.1.1.1

Pics: David Knight your post 26647, here more 1955 Brooklin Cameo's and one 1956 by Jacques Roest #26653

Looking good! We had a whole set of Cameos made by Brooklin by John Roberts #26653.1

Great pictures of some nice versions of this truck. Thanks, Jacques, for sharing these pictures. by David Knight #26653.2

+1! (EOM) by David Holcombe #26653.2.1

Wow, Jacques. I had forgotten there were so many versions. Is the Fishermans Wharf the SF Bay by Randall Olson #26653.3

1948 Pontiac Woodie by Alan Dinsmore #26652

Dear Alan Dinsmore, by Sergio Goldvarg #26652.1

I also have my wallet out and ready!!! a Goldvarg Pontiac woodie wagon? I am in!!! (EOM) by BenD Lampson #26652.1.1

Me too ! Looking forward to receiving this beauty. (EOM) by Jack Dodds #26652.1.1.1

Me three! (EOM) by Curtis Parisi #26652.1.2

Pontiac Woodie by Alan Dinsmore #26652.2

Fun with a cheap model... apologies for the massive photos. by John Roberts #26651

My kind of fun! & here are your reduced pics, too. by David Holcombe #26651.1

Thanks Ben & David! (EOM) by John Roberts #26651.1.1

John... just insert width="800" at the end of the HTML like the following by BenD Lampson #26651.2

Ben - Can you do that at my post 26648.9.1? (EOM) by Harvey Goranson #26651.2.1

Like this? (pic) by BenD Lampson #26651.2.1.1

Aha! Now I have the hang of it. Thanks! (EOM) by Harvey Goranson #26651.2.1.1.1

Help me, folks. I'm missing something. Where do you find the html to alter? (EOM) by John Kuvakas #26651.2.1.1.1.1

John, right click on image with mouse, and a little window will pop up with options, by BenD Lampson #26651.2.1.1.1.1.1

So, we post it in the original size then copy and modify the html? (EOM) by John Kuvakas #26651.2.1.1.1.1.1.1

yes, because one doesn't know the HTML address until it is assigned from the forum site software. (EOM) by BenD Lampson #26651.2.1.1.1.1.1.1.1

Now I get it! I'm may be slow but at least I'm persistent!! (EOM) by John Kuvakas #26651.2.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1

My late wife had a few sayings, John...one of them rings true for me everyday... by BenD Lampson #26651.2.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1

LOL! (EOM) by John Kuvakas #26651.2.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1

Ben, Thank you for the hint. Will fix mine now. (EOM) by Steven Williams #26651.2.2

Credit goes to Robert Bolin for the down sizing pic trick...see post # 26614.1 (EOM) by BenD Lampson #26651.2.2.1

PICs - From My Collection - '41 Buick by John Merritt #26650

Yes, as a Buick collector, I can confirm this model is by Alex Taylor #26650.1

A beautiful model! John, your post makes me wish I had room and finances by David Holcombe #26650.2

1934 Squire 1 1/2 litre Sports by Mikansue (pics) by David Holcombe #26649

Probably 40 years old David. Matrix did a Squire too but I didn't get one. (EOM) by Harvey Goranson #26649.1

The Matrix Squire by John Kuliak #26649.1.1

Interesting little model. Not real familiar with this one. (EOM) by John Merritt #26649.2

It never ceases to amaze me just how many models Mikansue made. (EOM) by John Roberts #26649.3

It never ceases to amaze me just how many models David has assembled. Keep posting David! (EOM) by BenD Lampson #26649.3.1

Always thought the Squire was a beautiful design. Nice build David. (EOM) by Bob Jackman #26649.4

PIC - Who likes Citroens? by Randall Olson #26648

Citroens by Raymond Paszkiewicz #26648.1

Randy, Nice shot and diorama. I like Citroén too. I have a lot in my collection till 1960. Too much by Jacques Roest #26648.2

Nice one Randy! Add me to the Citroen group... by John Roberts #26648.3

I'm a fan. Love the pic. A quirky and cool car. I have a couple of taxi models. (EOM) by Mark Sweeney #26648.4

An amazing diorama. The building is perfect. I like Citroens, just by John Merritt #26648.5

I do! At last count I had 37 of them, mostly Traction Avant, DS, and 2CV. by Harvey Goranson #26648.6

The 1961 Ami 6 is one of my all time favorite. ;) (EOM) by Jean Philippe Sergent #26648.7

And here is a comparison of the Minichamps and Solido versions. by Harvey Goranson #26648.7.1

I had that Solido in pale blue and white. Wonderful suspension! (EOM) by John Roberts #26648.7.1.1

Solido did a wagon too! by Harvey Goranson #26648.7.1.1.1

All of them are great ! (EOM) by Jean Philippe Sergent #26648.7.1.1.1.1

Mine too! I was offered one once free that had lain in a French garden for years... by John Roberts #26648.7.2

oh sad !. This car is so cool. My cousin had one and she was in love with it. (EOM) by Jean Philippe Sergent #26648.7.2.1

I love 'em too! I have a '56 DS, a Traction Avant and 72CV's. (EOM) by John Kuvakas #26648.8

(pic) Nice diorama. They are neat cars; I don't see enough of them. by David Larsen #26648.9

Reminds me of the old Corgi. by Harvey Goranson #26648.9.1

Pics: One of my favorite 2CV models is the Malle Bombee that had a trunk. by David Knight #26648.10

I too like Citroens. Have 23 in my collection. Love the dealership diorama. (EOM) by Bob Jackman #26648.10.1

Here's a 2CV (pic) that I built a few months ago. The Heller kit makes a good starting by David Holcombe #26648.11

Very nice one, David. (EOM) by David Knight #26648.11.1

In the rear view mirror: Brooklin’s ‘55 Chevrolet Cameo Carrier by David Knight #26647

PIC - David, I like your comparison photos! by Randall Olson #26647.1

Always liked this one David. John Hall measured and sourced details.. by John Roberts #26647.2

Pic: That’s amazing, John. Was this the kit’ by David Knight #26647.2.1

I think it was David! John said he wanted to make the model as a BRK... by John Roberts #26647.2.1.1

PICs - From My Collection - '63 Ford by John Merritt #26646

Goldvarg's models are outstanding ! I love that a Ford is featured in that Pontiac ad. Who's idea by Steve Jakubczak #26646.1

Ha! Obviously a trade in! (EOM) by John Kuvakas #26646.1.1

Yessir! If I owned a '59 Ford four-door back in '63, I'd be looking by Rick Thompson #26646.1.1.1

That'd sure be a big step up in class. (EOM) by Steve Jakubczak #26646.1.1.1.1

Lol. So would I Rick; the '63 GP is stunning....and I really like the '59 Ford. (EOM) by Jack Dodds #26646.1.1.1.2

Very nice! I have the white one and love it. (EOM) by Jack Dodds #26646.2

Those little Falcons look great! (EOM) by Richard Sufficool #26646.3

Wow! great photos, dear John Merritt !!!!!!!!! (EOM) by Sergio Goldvarg #26646.4

Superb pics and models, as always with you, John (EOM) by Keko Romero #26646.5

These are superb models. I have the white one but like the red also. (EOM) by Mark Sweeney #26646.6

+1 (EOM) by Harvey Goranson #26646.6.1

Top Marques? I recently saw an interesting 1:43 model offered for sale by David Holcombe #26645

I have a few David. All originated with Max Kernick. by Harvey Goranson #26645.1

Many thanks, Harvey. His results look great! And don't catch a chill in Gatlinburg! I assume by David Holcombe #26645.1.1

Minimarque is not related to Top Marques although its founder Max Kernick had by Randall Olson #26645.1.1.1

So did Max start Abingdon Classics? (EOM) by Don Anderson #26645.1.1.1.1

Yes, he sold all but the Alvis components to Briggs in the early 80's by Randall Olson #26645.1.1.1.1.1

K&R Replicas made nice MG kits, amongst others... by John Roberts #26645.1.1.1.2

K & R Replicas, Max Kernick by Raymond Paszkiewicz #26645.1.1.1.2.1

Yes that's right Ray... by John Roberts #26645.1.1.1.2.1.1

Yes John, this one. by Harvey Goranson #26645.1.1.1.2.2

That's a beauty! I must finish my Motorkits version which has been half built for ages! (EOM) by John Roberts #26645.1.1.1.2.2.1

Outstanding photos, Harv! Those models are a cut above. (EOM) by Randall Olson #26645.1.2

Thanks Randall! (EOM) by Harvey Goranson #26645.1.2.1

I love that dark blue VDP tourer - a welcome change from green! (EOM) by John Roberts #26645.1.3

I already had the green one, purchased originally at retail. by Harvey Goranson #26645.1.3.1

Gentlemen, one and all, I thank you for a fine session on some of the finest by David Holcombe #26645.2

PICS - Top Marques Excitement by Steven Williams #26645.2.1

Good models, Steven. I also like your figures! (smaller pic) by David Holcombe #26645.2.1.1

Methinks thee have a stash of earlier postings David. (w/smaller pic size) by Steven Williams #26645.2.1.1.1

The Bobtail Bentley No. 2 is one I missed Steven. Here is a pic of the last one I got from Max. by Harvey Goranson #26645.2.1.2

If you get tired of it I can give you my address! (EOM) by John Roberts #26645.2.1.2.1

That sure is a perky little roadster Harvey. Thanks for posting it. (EOM) by Steven Williams #26645.2.1.2.2

Yes, but perhaps not up to the detail of the others. Seems to sit a little high. (EOM) by Harvey Goranson #26645.2.1.2.2.1

PICs - From My Collection - '58 Ford by John Merritt #26644

Excellent pics of a nicely well done Ford ! Love the color combo too. (EOM) by Steve Jakubczak #26644.1

+1 (EOM) by Mark Sweeney #26644.1.1

This is pretty much the same as the Canadian '56 Meteor ; which shared by Jack Dodds #26644.2

I like the Australian USA cars. They used probably the USA sheet-metal-work to assembly. Trax by Jacques Roest #26644.3

The Brooklin '55 Meteor done for CTCS is correct as done. This by Jack Dodds #26644.3.1

Has any one heard anything regarding any 1951 or 1953 by Alex Taylor #26643

Pics: Buick 1951 and 1953. Pontiac 1953 by Jacques Roest #26643.1

Sorry, I failed in making myself understood, since my question by Alex Taylor #26643.1.1

Buz made a 1953 Buick station wagon (woodie) a couple years ago. (EOM) by Curtis Parisi #26643.1.1.1

Yes....and it is sure a beauty! (EOM) by Jack Dodds #26643.1.1.1.1

To the gentlemen who chimed in to my post below #26629 to say that they don't collect models by BenD Lampson #26642

I wonder if it's the weight that some of us find of value. A couple of by David Holcombe #26642.1

I find that there is a resistance to resin models here in the UK. by Mike Coupe #26642.2

I don't think people thought that Ben. My take was that the value thing... by John Roberts #26642.3

Some do think they can make money with these little models until by Don Anderson #26642.3.1

I worry about the long term durability. by Jay Golan #26642.4

Pics: More pictures of my Velocity Blue Range Rover Autobiography HSE by David Knight #26641

It's amazing how you find 1:1 versions of your models so easily by John Quilter #26641.1

PICS - Playing with my diorama: Some more pairs shots by Keko Romero #26640

One of the best and largest Toy Shows soon- by Gregory Gunn #26639

Info on the 1956 Dodge D-500 wagon by Gregory Gunn #26638

It is a very beautiful news Gregory,hope in many others American cars of the 50s (EOM) by renato camesasca #26638.1

Best of luck, Gregory. (EOM) by David Crowe #26638.2

Greg, Thanks for the update. A must have model for me. (EOM) by Bob Jackman #26638.3

Make mine the three tone. (EOM) by Joe Libricz #26638.4

Looks an excellent choice - can't think why it's not been done before (EOM) by John Roberts #26638.5

French Garage by Claude Thibivilliers #26637

Very Nice, thanks for posting (EOM) by Jacques Roest #26637.1

Fantastic! (EOM) by Gregory Gunn #26637.2

Claude, brilliant! I like the rooftop parking to get more models displayed. (EOM) by Randall Olson #26637.3

That was a great idea and beautifully done This is an incredible display ! (EOM) by Steve Jakubczak #26637.3.1

I fully agree! (EOM) by Mark Sweeney #26637.3.1.1

Very well done! Nice to see the "imported" '56 T-Bird and '57 Ranchero there too. (EOM) by Jack Dodds #26637.4

Superb!!! Love it!!! (EOM) by Keko Romero #26637.5

Excellent display! (EOM) by Harvey Goranson #26637.6

Really special! Thanks for sharing the fine pictures. (EOM) by David Holcombe #26637.7

Nice indeed. (EOM) by Bob Jackman #26637.7.1

Very very nice Claude ! (EOM) by Jean Philippe Sergent #26637.8

Claude, excellent! Maybe the owner of that garage drives an imported Cadillac, yes? (EOM) by Lloyd Mecca #26637.9

Director's car by Claude Thibivilliers #26637.9.1

An amazing diorama building. So many possibilities. Brilliant work. (EOM) by John Merritt #26637.10

PICs - From My Collection - '60 Edsel by John Merritt #26636

And you knew I'd reply with a couple of pics John. by Harvey Goranson #26636.1

Glad to see them, a great opportunity to get some photos with the original. (EOM) by John Merritt #26636.1.1

PICS--If you look very hard, you'll see my TD on the 1:1. Photo credit to C.Racibozynski by Frank Racibozynski #26636.2

Well done Frank! (EOM) by Harvey Goranson #26636.2.1

Top up this year! -pic by Karl Schnelle #26636.2.2

That may just be the nicest replica that Buz created. Expertly photographed, John (and others:) (EOM) by Randall Olson #26636.3

It is one of his best - I can find no faults with it. (EOM) by Harvey Goranson #26636.3.1

I put off getting this one for quite awhile, finally got one. by John Merritt #26636.4

AutoCult Mazda Duo 101 V705 from 1984. by Harvey Goranson #26635

BMW Z1 anyone? Or is it just me? (EOM) by Karl Schnelle #26635.1

Considering the Z1 project began in 1985 and came out in 1989, it's possible (EOM) by Michael Majdalany #26635.1.1

PICS - 1952 Hudson Dealer Diorama for Harv and others by Randall Olson #26634

Very cool. I love it. Fantastic group of Hudsons (EOM) by John Merritt #26634.1

You're darn right they are ! (EOM) by Steve Jakubczak #26634.1.1

Really a fine gathering. Well done! (EOM) by David Holcombe #26634.2

Down the road,I think you will regret selling this diorama. It is by Ken Spear #26634.3

Hi, Ken. You may be right. I just did a quick count.... by Randall Olson #26634.3.1

Love It,Great Job. (EOM) by Gregory Gunn #26634.4

Pics: 2020 Land Rover Defender: An icon reinvented by David Knight #26633

Would an older model do? (pic) by David Holcombe #26633.1

oops (EOM) by David Holcombe #26633.2

TSM has made some promotional models of Land Rovers by John Quilter #26633.3

If I keep this up, I will need a bigger house. by Harvey Goranson #26632

Those are both beautiful models, especially the Shell tanker. (EOM) by Steve Jakubczak #26632.1

Just wait till we get some 1:43 707s to go with the Goldvarg stair trucks. (EOM) by Mark Lampariello #26632.2

Ha ha! (EOM) by Harvey Goranson #26632.2.1

Do the rear doors open on the van, and is there a ramp? (EOM) by Lloyd Mecca #26632.3

Nope. Just a big chunk of plastic sadly. But the Kenworth is nicely done. (EOM) by Harvey Goranson #26632.3.1

Does B&G Models have a website? (EOM) by Mark Lampariello #26631

No but you can contact Mikhail directly. He's a great guy to deal with. by John Kuvakas #26631.1

Willys Jeepster by Brooklin and Neo by Raymond Paszkiewicz #26630

Here are my Jeepsters, one red and one yellow. They are favorites. (PICs) by David Holcombe #26630.1

Here is the Neo, for comparison. by Harvey Goranson #26630.1.1

Here's how Willys wanted us to see it in 1948. (ad) by David Holcombe #26630.2

Thoughts on resin model future values.... by BenD Lampson #26629

Resin has a lot going for it by John Kuvakas #26629.1

John, I agree with you, especially with your conclusions. Well done! (EOM) by David Holcombe #26629.1.1

I agree with John. As usual, demand and supply have a lot to do with things. by Harvey Goranson #26629.2

I couldn't care a hoot if by Mike Coupe #26629.2.1

There's nothing quite like that moment when you open a new box! (EOM) by John Kuvakas #26629.2.1.1

Yep, that's the real rush. It's not the having so much as it is the by Rick Thompson #26629.2.1.1.1

Gonna have to agree with Rick here. Then the post-purchase dissonance kicks in. by Harvey Goranson #26629.2.1.1.1.1

I never question the reason for purchase Harvey. by Mike Coupe #26629.2.1.1.1.1.1

Rick you took the words right out of my mouth. (EOM) by Bob Jackman #26629.2.1.1.1.2

+1 (EOM) by Skip Johnson #26629.2.1.1.1.2.1

Wayne Carini of the TV show " Chasing Classic Cars" said by Ken Spear #26629.2.1.1.1.3

I also enjoy opening up one that I have stored away for months/years. by Jack Dodds #26629.2.1.1.2

+1 (EOM) by Harvey Goranson #26629.2.1.1.2.1

PICS - Playing with my diorama: Italian Garage and Continental Parade by Keko Romero #26628

Hi Keko, I'm kind of hoping that it rains more so that you'll post more pics ! by Steve Jakubczak #26628.1

I find the Lambo pretty incredible with all the opening features. Who makes it ? (EOM) by Steve Jakubczak #26628.1.1

AUTOArt - I fact I reviewed the model for Legacy back in 2012. by Harvey Goranson #26628.1.1.1

Yes, it's the Auto Art Countach by Keko Romero #26628.1.1.2

Lee Wolverton please email modelcars43atgmail.com (EOM) by Shel Platt #26627

Gregg Gun's 1956 Dodge D-500 Sierra Wagon by John Kuvakas #26626

Looks like a winner is on the horizon! Looks exceptional! (EOM) by Curtis Parisi #26626.1

+1 (EOM) by Christopher Moroni #26626.1.1

Looks like an absolute "must-have" for me! Very nice indeed. (EOM) by Jack Dodds #26626.2

Curtis and Jack said it all. Beautiful model. (EOM) by Bob Jackman #26626.2.1

A wagon? Of course I will buy one. :) (EOM) by Mark Sweeney #26626.3

Are those Corvette style crossed flags on the front of the hood? (EOM) by BenD Lampson #26626.4

No, the Dodge D-500 used crossed checkered flags in '56. I think by Rick Thompson #26626.4.1

Rick, Only the 55 T Bird used the cross flags in front and rear. by Bob Jackman #26626.4.1.2

??? by carl parrish #26626.5

Well,,, I am on this side of the pond and I have never heard of him. That being said by Mark Millar #26626.5.1

Fellows, just a quick note about Gregory Gunn... by Randall Olson #26626.5.1.1

Greg repainted this Brooklin Ford Woody in Tucson Tan for me. by Harvey Goranson #26626.5.1.1.1

Did he redo the wood as well? That's a good looking model. (EOM) by John Kuvakas #26626.5.1.1.1.1

I believe the panels are decals, would not be surprised if they are from the Motor City. by Harvey Goranson #26626.5.1.1.1.1.1

Good color choice. Tan always goes well on a woody wagon. (EOM) by Jack Dodds #26626.5.1.1.1.1.1.1

Thankyou Randall for the kind words.I will make a new post with info. (EOM) by Gregory Gunn #26626.5.1.1.2

PICs - From My Collection - '38 Cadillac by John Merritt #26625

Didn't see bright red on the 1938 color palette, but Italian Cream is. by Harvey Goranson #26625.1

It's not, but I have seen both a '38 & a '39 in this color. by John Merritt #26625.1.1

PICs - From My Collection - '70 Buick by John Merritt #26624

Really, really nice. (EOM) by Mark Sweeney #26624.1

This was a good choice from the Brooklin Collectors Club (EOM) by Jacques Roest #26624.2

PICS - Playing with my diorama: Classic Saab dealer by Keko Romero #26623

Very good theme, this garage is very suitable for different themes. I like to do dioramas (EOM) by Jacques Roest #26623.1

Lots of fun here. Thanks for the visit! (EOM) by David Holcombe #26623.2

The diorama looks great. Nice group of models. (EOM) by John Merritt #26623.3

I like those models too and the authentic-looking building. Is that older couple by Randall Olson #26623.4

That older couple is always looking a new car :))) by Keko Romero #26623.4.1

1949 Willys Jeepster in Sportsman Green: Actual car and one in 1:43 by David Knight #26622

David is this a search after Willys by US Model-Mint made by SMTS? (EOM) by Jacques Roest #26622.1

It is my understanding, Jacques, that SMTS made these models for US Model Mint. by David Knight #26622.1.1

Looks like a good old 1:1, and it's a fine model. I haven't seen the top-up version. Thanks! (EOM) by David Holcombe #26622.2

Looks great. I've not seen one in this color. (EOM) by John Merritt #26622.3

Pics: Actual Jeepster in light yellow and in 1:43 by David Knight #26622.4

PICs - From My Collection - '41 Cadillac by John Merritt #26621

Have it love it. This whole series of 1941 Cadillacs by GLM by Bob Jackman #26621.1

+1 (EOM) by Ken Spear #26621.1.1

+2 Agree (EOM) by Jack Dodds #26621.1.2

+3 ! ;) (EOM) by Jean Philippe Sergent #26621.1.2.1

+ 4. (EOM) by David Crowe #26621.1.2.1.1

Nice picture and very nice model car (EOM) by Jacques Roest #26621.2

+1 (EOM) by Mark Sweeney #26621.2.1

41 Cadillac coupe 2 tone by Thomas Dirnberger #26621.3