Great models, except that the rear window on the Iso has no been stuck down properly - a little bit of glue will sort that, when I buy some. The models are made of resin & very well detailed, inside & out.

Monteverdi 375L (1969)

http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a123/jinxvrs/Monteverdi/30090901.jpg
http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a123/jinxvrs/Monteverdi/30090902.jpg

Iso Rivolta GT (1963)

http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a123/jinxvrs/Iso/30090905.jpg
http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a123/jinxvrs/Iso/30090906.jpg

Both used American V8s - the Iso a Chevy unit, whilst the Monteverdi had a Chrysler engine.

Steve

Very nice. I would like a Monteverdi model; I have none (though do have several Isos).

I am quite sure I have never seen a Monteverdi model but I did see a 1:1 scale real one on the streets of my then neighborhood in Denver in 1974.

- ranchero -

The Monteverdi looks similar to a Jensen Interceptor up front.

Very nice. I would like a Monteverdi model; I have none (though do have several Isos).

I am quite sure I have never seen a Monteverdi model but I did see a 1:1 scale real one on the streets of my then neighborhood in Denver in 1974.

- ranchero -

Thanks - Neo are making several Monteverdis, they've already released the Safari (an SUV similar to a Range Rover or Mercedes G-wagen) & a Hai is to follow. Matchbox made a Hai in the '70s - other than this, I can't think of any other model Monteverdis either.

.............I can't think of any other model Monteverdis either.
Hi Steve

Dinky Toys did the 375L in the late '60's and the Hai was done in 1:43rd scale by Auto Pilen.

BTW impressive images!

Cheers Chris

Great stuff, thanks for showing us!