Random model pic of the day!

Awesome pics fellas!

@john3976  Great looking and quite correct. Or at least it appears to be.....

1934 Ford Coupe So Cal Speed Shop by GMP. Numbered and un numbered versions, the number 1 car was a later release. There are some subtle differences between the two releases, the first release un-numbered car is a little better quality control, the trunk on it only has two tabs and the writing on the gauge next to the fuel tank cap is clearer and different than on the second numbered car release. 

Speaking of BMWs

@john3976 Thanks for pointing these differences, cool nonetheless. 😎

@grockwood Seems almost comical today to see such a small twin-nostril BMW grill.  It's a handsome car though.

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@grockwood Seems almost comical today to see such a small twin-nostril BMW grill.  It's a handsome car though.

@perrone1 Precisely!   🙄 🙄

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Speaking of BMWs

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AutoArt did a fantastic job on these E24 6s.

Yeah, they look pretty good!

@grockwood Excellent model.

Another Autoart BMW.

Only decent Cadillac XT5 in 1/18th I have been able to find is this 'Cadillac Collection' model. Opening features, rotating driveshaft, folding rearview mirrors, articulating suspension, working steering.

Nice XT5, Tony.  Looks very well detailed.  Those are sourced from China, right?  They seem to have a lot of high detail models we don't see in regular channels here in the US.

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Another Autoart BMW.

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Absolutely LOVE the E30 M3.  I had it in black & sold it when I found the red.  Excellent model.

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Those are sourced from China, right? 

Yep!   They make some really nice stuff; here's just a few of the Cadillacs I have...