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25/11/2025 5:33 pm
Well, I've been busy the last couple weeks rediscovering the classic beauty of white metal models. It's hard to believe that these are ten to twenty years old. The many chromed pieces and exceptional paint jobs make these instant standouts in my collection:
MM 1935 Auburn 851 Boattail Speedster Supercharged
MC 1947 Ford Sportsman
MC 1947 Ford Woody Wagon (looks black but it's deep maroon)
MC 1950 Ford Woody Station Wagon
MM 1922 Duesenberg Model A
MM 1929/31 Cord L29 Cabriolet
MC 1948 Chrysler Town & Country
MM 1932 Packard
MC 1950 Pontiac
MC 1950 Ford Custom Deluxe
MC 1949 Packard
MM 1929 Duesenberg Model J
Well, that's all for now...
25/11/2025 5:46 pm
What a wonderful selection, Randy. I love white metal models when done well, as all these are.
25/11/2025 6:01 pm
thanks Randy there's some beauties there. My favorite: the 'bathtub' Packard
25/11/2025 8:05 pm
Fabulous selection!
25/11/2025 8:51 pm
They are all beautifully done and you are lucky to have them !
Steve
25/11/2025 10:55 pm
Very nice set of model cars. Are they models you acquired a long time ago or recent purchases?
Ed Davis
Inverness, Illinois, USA
25/11/2025 11:12 pm
The Auburn is not a 1935 but a 1932 Speedster. I was not aware anybody did one in metal neither in resin.
This post was modified 5 months ago by Richard Dube
26/11/2025 2:04 am
They are all gorgeous automobiles, both as replicas and real cars. Nice !
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26/11/2025 7:25 am
Wow Randy you brought out the "A TEAM". I have all but the 47 and 50 Ford woody wagons and the 50 Pontiac coupe. I have the Pontiac convertible in blue top down and in red top up. Thanks for the great post.
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Topic starter
26/11/2025 10:54 am
@ed-davis These were all acquisitions over the last couple of weeks, most from an auction.
Topic starter
26/11/2025 10:56 am
@bob-jackman I'm just now starting to approach the "Bob Jackman" level of quality models in my collection. The '47 is a real standout. I have no idea how they fitted the real wood veneers on this one.
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26/11/2025 10:56 am
26/11/2025 4:08 pm
Excellent group. I especially like the 49 Packard cv.
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26/11/2025 4:57 pm
Wow! "That's All?" That's amazing!
John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA
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