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10/02/2025 12:17 pm
A pair of my most recent acquisitions. To my eyes, these two are all-star convertibles from GLM/Stamp. The details amaze me down to the rear window lift switches in the back seat of the Eldorado.
10/02/2025 1:14 pm
Some of the better detailing work I have seen for their scale. And terrific photos - thanks!!
10/02/2025 1:43 pm
I have both of these and LOVE them!
10/02/2025 1:51 pm
They're beautiful and your pics are fantastic too. Thanks !
Steve
10/02/2025 1:58 pm
"Continuous improvement" is synonymous with 1/43 these days, complacency is out; I don't see any manufactures standing still. 😉 😉
10/02/2025 2:24 pm
Great job capturing the detail on these 2 amazing models. I have the '53 Eldorado in the same colour and can vouch for your comments.
10/02/2025 4:00 pm
Great images of these two fantastic replicas ! Each one, or both, would be a star in anyone's collection. (and they are in wonderful colors, here, too.)
10/02/2025 7:22 pm
Wow, those are gorgeous. I especially like the New Yorker. 💯😎
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10/02/2025 7:50 pm
I have yet to receive a GLM/Stamp model that wasn't outstanding.
11/02/2025 12:33 am
@bob-jackman I agree Bob and not once did any GLM or Stamp model have a problem with shedding trim bits and the like upon arrival.
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11/02/2025 8:06 am
@jack-dodds Good point Jack. I hadn't thought about that for a long time now.
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11/02/2025 9:59 am
Both are amazing models. The Chrysler is among my favorites. The convertibles, as well as the hardtops and wagons are all equally impressive.
John Merritt
South Lyon, Michigan - USA
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