Models from Great Lighting Models - GLM

You're welcome, Brian. My collection can be quite diverse. I bet I can probably come up with a few more not often seen. GLM/Stamp have a lot of Cadillac models in their library, with a bunch more coming up in the future. 

I hadn’t heard about GLM models before but I’m not a car collector. The Town Car is a fabulous model with lots of detail. Lincolns of that era were great cars.

Here's another one from GLM, I'll stay with Lincoln. This was not what I consider one of GLM's better efforts. The model came with the most ridiculous wide whitewall tires, it made it look like a "pimp mobile" -unfortunately I never took any photos of it like that.

I switched the tires for a more modest set, that improved the model overall. There are very few models of this generation Lincoln sedan, so what I do have are important to me.

1969 Lincoln Continental Sedan - Great Lighting Models, issued in 2015. 



and two more, these show the real excess of car that Lincoln was wearing by the end of 70s

1976 Lincoln Continental Town Car Sedan - GLM, issued in 2014



1976 Lincoln Continental Town Coupe - GLM, issued in 2014

GLM/Stamp have made some excellent models. Of the many manufacturers of resin models, I have more from GLM/Stamp than any other. I also consider their models are some of the very best made.

The 1941 model year was a great year for automotive design. There's not one auto manufacturer from 1941 that I disliked the style of what they offered. Two of my favorite styles are from Buick & Cadillac, both of which were at the top of their game in 1941. Now as far as Cadillac goes, I am going to feature them in their own little write-up as soon as I finish the new photos I've taken.

So that leaves Buick, these two models are excellent representations of a fabulous Buick design.
1941 Buick Roadmaster Series 70, Model 76c Convertible Coupe

I love both of them. 👍

Love the fins on those Imperials!