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so does their Rolls Royce P111 "Freestone & Webb", 1937, " the copper kettle"which has also been made and released by GLM and ...
Also coming soon from them is the 1932 Rolls Royce P11Continental Coupe by "Windovers"which should be nice.
According to a certain website in Holland that lists just about everything that Neo makes or is about to saysNeo Bussing D38, 1940 is "Coming Soon"
This Rolls P11 "Croydon" 1932 was originally owned byJessie Woolworth Donahue, daughter of F W Woolworth, it was one of approximately 11 mad...
Yes, a lovely model which I'd forgotten about and it does prove that they do trickle through from time to time so I suppose you have to be optimistic...
The London to Brighton Commemoration Run for motor vehicles made before January 1st 1905 is held the first Sunday in November each year and attracts h...
Yep, totally agree as it's a neglected era
Agree with you 100%.
Great looking models with excellent detail which just couldn'tbe achieved with white metal.
Yes, good news but GLM are modeling a different MurphyCoupe to the previous one which was green and had the chrome "header" pipes and that one was J-1...
You Sir have just taken the very same words right out of my mouth
So you reckon Fred that the products made by EMC, Ilario etc,are cheap plastic models?
Don't agree at all, I've had resin models since the early 1980sand there's nothing wrong with them, their fine and theydon't get "flat tyres" like hea...
This manufactures stuff is one of the best around, and hisRolls Royce models are quite superb.
Let's hope so Jean.