Before the EMC Bugatti T41 gets released and it does look like it could be the best 1/43rd model of a T41 yet made Ialways thought that the Heco serie...

Perfection personified !

I can just see that one appearing in the GLM range

I also had the Mikansue Stutz Black Hawk, if memory serves me correct it was in their "Grand Tourisme" series and it was an OK white metal kit for the...

Hi David, I read the article you mentioned in "Old Motor"and I can't argue !, I also had the "Yesteryear" Mercer in mauve, we certainly need...

That Briarcliff would most certainly make a great model in 1/43rd but surely it's a Lozier, isn't it ?

Excellent, all of them but I particularly liked what you did with the Studebaker !.

There are several early-ish Packards on the way this year, two 1932 Packard 902 Standard Eight models, one a Coupe, one a Convertible both from Neo, t...

The 1923 Rolls Royce 20 hp Barker looks a delightful model didn't Auto Torque or Top Marques model this one some time ago?. Merry Christmas to everyon...

That's certainly not the case with Lesney "Models of Yesteryear"

perhaps your comment about the lenses may be correct on the sample that Mike photographed, but I have just purchased this model and believe me the len...

It most certainly is as is their 1938 Lincoln Model K "LeBaron"I sincerely believe that this company's products get better and better.

I echo completely your opinion Mike

One man's meat is another man's poison, I rather like the version with artillery wheels.

I can remember not so long ago a few members here were saying "cars from the 1920s were boring, incidentally Iwould still like the 1921 Heine Velox se...