What a terrific looking 1976 Cadillac; some of those finer details, such as lenses, headlights, crests and that hood ornament are very well executed. I'm impressed.
I'm not a fan of wire wheelcovers but they are nicely done, and the whitewall widths are quite correct for 1976 - although I question those "pie-crust-sides." These tires should look like radials, not bias-ply.
I'm very glad Stamp engineered posable steering but I'm a bit disappointed with some of the dash "details," they look like what they are - decals.
GREAT PICS Viacheslav; your close-ups are first rate. I like this gray color best; the lighter gray top & interior make everything pop! When I saw those 4 rectangular headlights, as a kid, I thought that was so "modern & futuristic!"
- GREAT replica, congrats! 😎 😎
Thank you, Chris! But I'm not sure if the wheels are posable, got to check.
@chris Well that's a revelation! I have almost all 1/18 Stamp models and never tried to turn the front wheels.
Honestly thought that they are fixed on the axle like on other resin models.
"I have almost all 1/18 Stamp models and never tried to turn the front wheels."
Viacheslav, you really need to play with your toys.... 😀 😀
Got this a couple of weeks ago, had some spare time last night to do a photo shoot.
1/18 1976 Cadillac Coupe de Ville, Firethorn Red, Stamp Models, STM1976601, limit unknown, 2025
Nicely photographed Viacheslav.... the last of the "giant Cadillacs." Many don't realize that these 1970's Cadillacs (up to 1978's Eldorado ) were, overall, larger and heavier than those produced in the 1950's. The common perception is opposite that.
Fine pictures of this beautiful Cadillac replica ! It certainly looks great in this color, also.









































