These replicas look fantastic ! Great subject matter and definitely, being so rare, they must be very expensive and uncommon to see in person.
Would be nice to see photos of the real model. I assume that some members of the forum have this piece in collection.
By the way SAMS made many other interesting models of the American cars.
Nice ! I think it is a beautiful car and model of it. I have several examples of this Oldsmobile in 1/18 scale and it is an all-time favorite.
I have the model in metallic Green with a white top and it is magnificent.
@chazy-r Very nice models. Never saw any of them.
Ed Davis
Inverness, Illinois, USA
Just to add to the story, here is my specimen in a rather pretty lilac colour with black roof.
p.s. The S.A.M.S. Latin motto means "Small is beautiful". How true.
Graeme.M. Ogg
London U.K.
Yes, Graham it is very beautiful! Congratulations
OMG, those are absolutely stunning. 💯
@graeme-ogg Do you know any information about Richard? As far as I know during 2000s he concentrated on microcars but now his main business is LRC company. He also wrote autobiorgaphy book. Have you read it?
@fred-eliseeff Sorry, I don't know anything about Mr Hutchins, and I don't know anything about SAMS models either. In fact, I thought my Olds was made by SMTS until I checked the baseplate again to make sure! Easy mistake to make since the two outfits have done such similar 1:43 white metal products.
Graeme.M. Ogg
London U.K.
I suspect that initial brass pattern was cteated by Martin Field. After SAMS had produced 300 units it was sold to Motor City USA and reworked by Pete Kenna.
@graeme-ogg I read some your articles in Model Auto Review by Rod Ward. Seems that you have deep knoweledge about modeld. How can I connect with you?







