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[Closed] A bunch of Buicks from my archives. Enjoy!

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(@albert-kopans)
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A bunch of Buicks from my archives. Enjoy!

1910 Buick Bug (no idea of the actual name). This is a pretty rare model made by ABC Brianza quite a few years ago. If I remember correctly, it's a white metal model.

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These were special colors for American Excellence, not available in standard Neo releases. Each limited to 500 pieces.

1969 Riviera GS

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1970 Riviera

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1982 Riviera

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1946 Parade Float truck. These guys from Autocult never fail to amaze me.

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1986 Regal T-Type - a short-lived series of 1/43 resin models from a 1/18 manufacturer AutoWorld.

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2001 Buick Bengal concept by Ban Seng

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1988 Riviera by Best Of Show (sub-brand of Neo)

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1938 Special Touring Sedan in a very nice color.

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1936 Special Sedan with a trunk.

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1949 Roadmaster Sedanet.

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1953 Skylark - probably, the most common Brooklin

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1948 Roadmaster - a special edition

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1955 Super Hardtop with small parts still in the bag

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And its counterpart

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1952 Super Riviera

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1952 Roadmaster Wagon

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1911 14B Roadster - a Danbury Mint pewter model hand-painted by Jerry Rettig, if I am not mistaken

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1954 Century pair by Design Studio

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1950 Super custom pickup - a Solido re-worked by Jerry Rettig. The body is resin.

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1980 Regal - a scratch-built model by Jerry Rettig. Built way before resin models went mainstream.

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1932 S90 Limousine - another Jerry's creation

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1984 Skylark - a resin kit by the French Esdo. This is one of the better builds I have seen.

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1972 Electra 225 - the original issue of Western Models for Kim's Classics ( a brand owned by a model store in Rotterdam)

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1939 Royal Tour Limousine by Mini Auto Emporium from Canada. Most of the time when you buy this model it's missing parts.

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1936 Buick-McLaughlin Royal Limousine for the King Edward VIII. Buick-McLaughlin was a Canadian car. The model itself was made by Milestone Miniatures shortly before they closed, and is very hard to find.

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1975 Free Spirit - another hard to find model by Milestone. It was only made for Toys For Collectors, and the picture doesn't show the flags that came with the car.

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1949 Rivera Hardtop - a standard release Motor City

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1954 Skylark - another Motor City

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1947 Roadmaster Wagon - one of the best Motor City models, in my opinion

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1953 Skylark - these guys are heavy!!!!! I think the green one was somewhat improved after it left the factory. These models never had window screens.

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1953 Skylark - yet another version of this car. This one was made by Carlo Brianza by the Playtoy Models. It came in a variety of colors.

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A variety of Provence Moulage trans-kits for the 1950 Solido Super.

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2004 Excelle is a Chinese market version of the Chevrolet Nubira / Daewoo Lacetti and 15 other cars that looked the same and had different names. This is a diecast model made somewhere in China.

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1949 Ambulance and Funeral cars from Motor City.

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More Chinese market Buicks

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I have this recorded as an unknown model. It's resin, and definitely not based on a Solido.

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1936 Special Panel Van - it started its life as a Police Sedan in an East European partworks series. The same car was then released by WhiteBox in red. It has been re-worked into this panel van.

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1938 Special Sedan by Victory.

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1940 Special Convertible Coupe by Victory

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1959 Electra and 1972 Riviera by Western Models.

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(@Raymond Paszkiewicz)
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Albert, what a tremendous collection of Buicks....

I was glad to see a couple of Victory models in there.
I may have a third of yours, but you have covered all of the bases. Nice job photographing all of them.



   
(@john-roberts)
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Superb! Great collection



   
(@mike-detorrice)
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Wow, a whole lot of wonderful Buicks ! A terrific collection.



   
John Merritt
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A very impressive collection of Buick models. I love them.


John Merritt
South Lyon, Michigan - USA


   
Harv Goranson
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A big group Albert! I have the ABC #9 Buick Bug also, hard to believe it came out in 1980.



   
(@chris)
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..you were'nt kidding!



   
(@BenD Lampson)
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Fantastic collection of some very rare models.



   
(@Galen Laird)
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Excellent!



   
(@bob-jackman)
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All of the above comments apply. WOW!



   
John Kuvakas
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Incredible collection, Albert. Many of those are as rare as hen's teeth.


John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA


   
jacques
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Fantastic collection



   
(@tjciryakyahoo-com)
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Awesome! Love that 55 cv by Conquest



   
(@jack-dodds)
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I love the Conquest and Design Studio in particular. Great collection!



   
(@john-quilter)
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And I'm waiting for the 8th generation Riviera '95-'99 model

Goldvarg, NEO, Kess, IXO, Premium X ???


John F. Quilter
Eugene, Oregon USA


   
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