@david-green Haven't visited lately but am glad I did. Thanks for the update and will add my prayers to the rest. Have always appreciated David's e...

Thanks for the History lesson David. Much enjoyed.

I have one. I think this one is Aloha Green .

@keko-romero You are a real Facel Vega fan and I really appreciate how they are displayed. From your PICS it appears that the Neo offers the most f...

Hi Frank, I have a couple of Facel Vegas by Neo. What an interesting looking cars, have never seen the real thing though. Another ...

@chazy-r Love your T-birds and maybe you have them all??? Here is my cache. The ladies are stunning Sirens to the unwitting male, fallen back ont...

If this is an example of the new Brooklin's then much of my past detailing work needn't to have been done. Beautiful Studebaker - Bravo Brooklin! I es...

Here are several more Brooklins from the 1930's that I detailed with some paint and BMF. The '31 Hudson matched a reference photo if I remember corr...

I found another Pierce Arrow in my collection. A 1934 Pierce Arrow Silver Arrow Coupe, 30th Ann. Model, 1 of 999, 2004, sold by Mizell Trains, the ...

John, Appreciate the interesting '30's cars you are posting and your rediscovering 1/43rd story too. I had some of the same feelings about Brooklin ...

@david-green A real beauty. Congratulations David.

@jkuvakas How could I forget that tutone classic John. Seems it has just been resurrected, or is it just my missing it on this new posting format?"

Thank you for the diecast history lesson David and the many pictures. You have been at it a loooonnnnggg time. 🙂

John, those are real trunks on those Pierce Arrows. Here are two later versions without the real things hanging out back, a la Brooklin.

@ralf Some really nice PICS posted but so far Mesa Motors is my favorite. Thank you for posting it.