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Grand Prix ModelsGPM are on holiday at present but will return as normalnext Tuesday.
Kess modelsI too contacted Carmodel several months ago regarding a couple of Duesenbergs by Kess that were supposedly coming in late summer although t...
Black Bess was made available as a white metal kit in 1/43rd by GPM in their "Classic Cars" series and also was in the "Plumbies" range also of 1/43rd...
Its a great model, well detailed and accurate but it's overscale, just compare it to Matrix's other SWB Duesenbergs and you will see.
Yes, but also early European like Benz, Panhard & LevassorPeugeot, the list is endless and yes we know about Rami, Rio etc, hopefully Autocult may...
We still need the 1930/31 Cadillac V16, preferably a Roadster or a Double Phaeton.
I also have that CMF Packard too, a very fine model.
Prestige by Mini Racing of France, hey David I built a couple of theirBugatti T41 Royales in the early 1980s and found them a little more difficult th...
Cadillacs.........that's a great model Harvey and from a period in time that's not very well represented at all, however models of various Cadillacs ...
An excellent suggestion Mike, maybe in the future they might very well model some "brass age" cars .....well, why not ?
Interesting, 1920s cars coming from Brooklin, beggars belief
David, sorry to have jumped ahead of you, it's nice to know poetry is still being enjoyed in this world of instant hi-tech
Oh to be in Englandis a poem by Robert Browning in his book of verse "Home Thoughts from Abroad"
It certainly would David, either one of the two remaining cars would make great models don't you think ?