GLM did a fabulous job with the 1954 Chryslers but then, they do a fabulous job with all of their models. Especially cool is the job they did on the w...

Have the Buick and Cadillac as pictured. The Packard I have in maroon but I like your John White modification much better. i only wish that I would ha...

@perrone1 Looking good Tony.

I am really happy for you Kevin. I have the DM Merc but never acquired this one. The primary reason I never bought this one was because all of my FM a...

@geoff-jowett Geoff, your last sentence says it all. Until recently, the vast majority of American car buyers bought into larger displacement engines....

I'll take the one in the middle of the fourth row if you can get it out in five minutes.

67 for me. My first new car was a 66 Skylark GS 400 which was nearly identical to the 67.

@chris I too have had N scale for decades but when we moved into this house there was no place for a train room. About six months ago I contacted the ...

@perrone1 Mike I'm with Tony. Your words and pictures tell me you have great skills which you share with us here on the forum.

Impala, Bonneville, Cadillac, Buick and Oldsmobile. How anyone at Oldsmobile thought the trim on the front and rear fenders was compatible is beyond m...

@david-green Yes indeed.

Have it, love it. Congrats on the addition.

Mike that city shot is fantastic. I have the Solido model in maroon and think it is quite good for a low priced model.

@perrone1 Not too sure about that refinement stuff but that Buick is drop dead gorgeous. I am not a fan of the Packard's grill and the dated drive tr...

@kenspear I love those woody wagons. Thanks for the pictures Steve.