Well, your "one-off" does have a 1:1 counterpart. GM-Buick also created a "one-off" as a test but nix the idea and produced only convertible Skylar...

Anytime I see Miniatur Wunderland I always think this must've been what it was like for the professional "rock star" guitarists seeing Jimi Hendrix...

HA! I knew I wasn't crazy! (well, at least this time.. ) THERE REALLY IS A 1/18 1970 Cadillac convertible available. It's produced by CULT.

I didn't even know you could get a '65 Chrysler like this. Super rare!

....not my cup of tea, I love them bone stock, but you can bet the farm that ACME has several variants already on the drawing board! I expect to see...

The last of their kind; the end of an era.... I really miss full-size convertibles.

Nice work, great looking trio!

Looks great to me. I love it when toys become models. Yes, the lights are a nice touch. 😎

Always bothered me too, yet the wildly successful Batmobile significantly helped to keep the Futura in the public eye arguably decades longer than L...

A very nice Autoart. That composite body looks terrific, and the interior is very convincing. 😎

The "1950 Bob Kane" with that "back seat crime-lab" is way cool! 😎 😎

It's not so much about the popularity (although they sold well but nowhere near the volume enjoyed by Mustangs or minivans ) as it was about the beaut...

Really? I'm surprised to hear that. Those vehicles left MUCH to be desired and were dramatically underpowered but ultimately quite reliable. Also, t...

- Yes, Mattel's Batmobile is slightly under-scaled. 😔 😔 - Nice post & pics Rich. - I must be one of the few guys on earth that doesn't go "nu...