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Thanks for those pics Mike, Autotorque also make a very similar model in white metal but of course it's more expensive than the Neo
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Hey Pete, where did you get that information from regarding the 1925 Model T and the Mercedes Simplex 60PS?, I have looked at Ixo's website but can't...
I agree with you entirely about the Aerolithe and theMatrix version looks great, just look at those rivets along the spine and by the wheel arches, th...
Great picture Harvey, thanks for sharing and I see theSpot-On Frisky that I had all those years ago, the turquoise/green version....memories
Aha, so that's why they both look similar, thanks forthat, I wonder if somebody (Autocult perhaps?) would ever model the Berkley the little fibreglass...
The Lightburn Zeta Sports Roadster actually reminds meof the Meadows Friskysport, does anyone remember this?
I believe the LM Stutz was made by MCM of France
How about these for other Stutz models, Black Hawk,Monte Carlo, Biarritz, DV-32, and the DV-16 which is rumoured to be a future Neo release?
None of my Ixo models are resin.
Yes, most diecast models are made this way now, but Ixo bodies are certainly not resin.
Really, I thought that one was die cast metal?
There are some fabulous models coming from GLM andI wonder if the 1929 Auburn "Cabin Speedster" is the firstresin model of an Auburn automobile?