1935 Duesenberg SJ Dual Cowl Phaeton La Grande/Union City Body - by Matrix

   Matrix -  1935 Duesenberg SJ  - Dual Cowl Phaeton La Grande/Union City Body 

“Sweep panel” dual-cowl phaeton designed by Gordon Buehrig and built under the LaGrande label by Union City Body Company used Duesenberg Motors President Lucius B. Manning. Mr. Manning used this body on no fewer than four different Model J Duesenberg chassis, of which this car, chassis number 2592 with engine number J-562, was one. The car was driven by Mr. Manning in Chicago, Cord Corporation’s base of operations, for about a year, demonstrating the power of the Duesenberg.

This vehicle was shown at the 2006 Palm Beach International, a Concours d'Elegance where it was awarded the 'Most Elegant Car' award.

Limited Edition 408 pcs.

1935 Duesenberg SJ Dual Cowl Phaeton La Grande/Union City

Manufacturer:	Matrix
Scale:	1/43
Production Year:	2020
Part Number:	MX40406-062
Color:	cobalt blue/ beige
Material:	Resin
Rating:	10/10

1935 Duesenberg J Walker-LaGrande Coupe by CMF Models

  CMF Models -  1935 Duesenberg Model J Walker-LaGrande Coupe 

CMF brand was launched by German on-line model store Model Car World in 2018. CMF started with highly detailed 1/18th scale resin models, but model cars in 1/12th and 1/43rd scale were soon added to the range. Compared to the other Model Car World store brands for resin models, BoS and Neo, CMF models are more exclusive and also more expensive. Each model is limited to 300 pieces. 

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1935 Duesenberg J Walker LaGrande Coupe

Manufacturer:	CMF Model
Scale:	1/43
Production Year:	2020
Part Number:	43020
Color:	Dark Blue
Material:	Resin
Rating:	10/10

1954 Buick Special Four-Door Sedan by Brooklin Models

 Brooklin Models  BRK 189 -  1954 Buick Special Four-Door Sedan

The 1:43 scale 1954 Buick Special Four-Door Sedan from Brooklin Models is a fine example of classic American automotive elegance captured in White metal. Finished in an attractive Malibu Blue and Artic White two-tone livery, the model reflects the optimistic styling and solid presence that defined Buick in the early 1950s.

Brooklin Models is renowned for its hand-built white-metal miniatures, and this Buick Special is no exception. The proportions are accurate, the body lines are crisp, and the chrome details—such as the distinctive Buick grille, bumpers, and side trim—are carefully reproduced. The paint finish is smooth and deep, giving the model a premium, collector-grade appearance.

As with most Brooklin Models releases, the focus is on exterior authenticity rather than opening parts. This approach highlights the timeless design of the four-door sedan, a car that represented comfort, reliability, and understated luxury in post-war America.

1954 Buick Special Four-Door Sedan by Brooklin Models

Manufacturer:	Brooklin Model
Scale:	1/43
Production Year:	2012
Part Number:	BRK 189
Color:	Artic White/ Malibu Blue
Material:	White Metal
Rating:	9/10

 

1954 Chevrolet Bel Air by Brooklin Models

  Brooklin Models  BRK 068 - 1954 Chevrolet Bel Air

Brooklin Models No.BRK68 Chevrolet Belair - Official color pueblo tan/shoreline beige, off white roof, cream side flashes, green licence plate, whitewall tyres. Hand-built in England, this model features finely cast body lines, authentic chrome detailing, and period-correct proportions. Though often overlooked in the collector’s market, this piece was once rated among the top ten most beautiful Brooklin models—a testament to its elegant styling and balanced design. With its understated presence and historically accurate form, it remains a standout in the Brooklin lineup and a personal favorite for both quality and collectibility.

1954 Chevrolet Bel Air 2-Door Coupe by Brooklin Models

Manufacturer:	Brooklin Model
Scale:	1/43
Production Year:	1997 - 2001
Part Number:	BRK 68
Color:	Tan/Cream
Material:	Die Cast
Rating:	10/10

1956 Chevrolet Nomad by Franklin Mint

 Franklin Mint - 1956 Chevrolet Bel Air Nomad 

The 1:43 Franklin Mint 1956 Chevrolet Nomad is a beautifully detailed scale model of one of Chevrolet’s most iconic station wagons. This miniature replica captures the elegance and charm of the original car with remarkable craftsmanship and precision.

The model features a striking turquoise and white two-tone paint job, which perfectly reflects the vibrant styling of the 1950s. The glossy finish enhances the car’s classic appeal, making it a standout in any collection.

One of the most impressive aspects of this Franklin Mint model is its abundance of chrome details. The front grille, bumpers, side trim, and hubcaps are all finished in gleaming chrome, replicating the high-end styling of the original Nomad. Even the fine detailing on the door handles, window trim, and badging showcases the precision craftsmanship of Franklin Mint’s model-making.

Opening Rear Cargo Area

A highlight of this 1:43 scale model is the functional rear cargo area, featuring the iconic split tailgate design. The top glass section lifts upward, while the lower tailgate folds down, just like on the full-sized 1956 Nomad. This realistic touch adds an interactive element to the model, making it even more appealing to collectors.

1956 Chevrolet Bel Air Nomad by Franklin Mint 

Manufacturer:	Franklin Mint
Scale:	1/43
Production Year:
Part Number:	UK 15
Color:	Turquise/White
Material:	Die Cast
Rating:	10/10

1960 Lincoln Continental Mk.V Convertible by Brooklin Models

 Brooklin Models BRK 57X Factory Special - 1960 Lincoln Continental Mk V Convertible

This Factory Special came in March 2000 and was a top-up version of the 1960 Lincoln Continental Mark V Convertible. This top-up version is finished in a color that the Ford Company called maple leaf, actually it's a deep maroon metallic. It has more brown tones than the maroon of the BRK18 Packard. The interior of this special is finished in a two-tone platinum gold and pale mauve. The top is a deep shade of ivory and the baseplate is inscribed "Limited Edition Factory Special". 800 of this factory special were produced.

Unlike the base model, this Factory Special does not have chrome handles, but only a hint of them. The usual price of this model is also lower.

1960 Lincoln Continental Mk. V Convertible By Brooklin Models 

Manufacturer:	Brooklin Models
Scale:	1/43
Production Year:	2000
Part Number:	BRK 57X
Color:	Deep Maroon Metalic/Ivory
Material:	White Metal
Rating:	7/10

1960 Lincoln Continental Mk V Convertible by Brooklin Models

  Brooklin Models BRK 57 - 1960 Lincoln Continental Mk V Convertible

The 1960 Lincoln Continental Mark V was a luxury car that embodied the bold and extravagant design philosophy of the late 1950s and early 1960s. As the final model year of the third-generation Continental (1958-1960), the Mark V was the last of the "big-body" Lincolns before a major downsizing in 1961.

The 1960 Continental Mark V was notable for its massive dimensions—one of the largest unibody cars ever produced. It featured a sleek, squared-off design with a bold, upright grille and prominent tailfins, which were toned down slightly from previous years.

The standard Brooklin Model 1960 Lincoln Continental Mark V Convertible (BRK57) was released in March 1996 and deleted in 2009. It is finished in polaris white with cream/red interior, yellow license plate and whitewall tyres. For the last batch the body of the anniversary version was used with a different shade of white. This model has separate chrome door handles and narrow whitewall tyres. The chrome behind the rear seats is a little smaller and the two white parts on each side are separated and not cast with the body. Extravagant chrome trim, giving it a distinct luxury appearance.