Brooklin Blog

The standard 1960 Chevrolet Impala Convertible (BRK61) was released in December 1996 and deleted in January 2001. It is finished in suntan copper metallic with copper/white interior, white tonneau, green license plate, whitewall tyres. “Made in England” is missing from baseplate. A light copper metallic color variation exists.   FACTORY SPECIAL 200 pieces of the 1960 Chevrolet Impala Convertibles in candy apple red were ordered by the S.F.B.B.C. in 1997...

Since its beginning, in 1980, the Old Toyland Shows has been consistently organizing quality shows dealing with old and vintage collectible toys and toy car models across USA. The show promoter of this well known company is John Carlisle and he aims at creating an extraordinary meeting place for vintage toy collectors, antique dealers and toy enthusiasts thus providing them with great deals and a wonderful experience. The company is...

The standard 1963 Ford Falcon Sprint (BRK58) was released in May 1996 and deleted in January 2004. It is finished in silver moss metallic with holly green interior, yellow license plate and whitewall tyres. This is the first Brooklin model to be fitted with narrow whitewall tyres.   BROOKLIN AND THE 1957 NASH RAMBLER REBEL   The standard 1957 Nash Rambler Rebel (BRK59) was released in June 1996 and deleted...

The standard 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...

FACTORY SPECIAL 1994 The 1965 Ford Mustang Convertible (BRK56) was originally released as a factory special in October 1994, finished in gloss Wimbledon white with white interior and blue dashboard and tonneau cover. Markings are accurate for the 1965 Indianapolis 500 Pace Car, with blue racing stripe on the hood and trunk and the words "Official Indianapolis 500 Pace Car" on the upper margins of the body sides. "Ford Mustang"...

The first edition of the 1951 Packard Mayfair (BRK55) was released in November 1995 and deleted in June 1997. It is finished in maroon with cream roof, red interior, black license plate. In June 1997 the second edition was released with added driver door mirror, identified as BRK55A. The color is beige with grey green roof, green interior and green license plate. It was deleted in 2004.     LA...

Since 1935 A.A.C.A. has had the goal of the preservation and enjoyment of automotive history of all types and the A.C.A.A. Museum in Hershey, Pennsylvania, displays beautifully restored automobiles, buses and motorcycles in unique life-like scenes. David Cammack, a supporter of the A.C.A.A. Museum who passed on in 2013, was an avid Tucker collector and has provided his extensive Tucker collection to the Museum to have the collection open to...

The standard 1953 Airstream Wanderer (BRK54) was released in June 1995, a year later than the B.C.C. special edition. It is also finished in silver with orange license plate and whitewall tyres. The first models were released in a large plain black box with gold label and logo.   BROOKLIN COLLECTORS CLUB The 1994 special from the B.C.C. was released on May 19, 1994, making its first public appearance prior...

Well hello. Fancy seeing you here. How have you been? We are fine, thanks for asking. We have been busy casting and spraying and building and singing and dancing all week. Most of our time has been spent making test pieces for new models but we have been finishing off a few projects that will be revealed once our clients give us permission. Venture forth and enter if you dare....

The 1955 Chevrolet Cameo Pick-up (BRK 53) was first introduced in February 1995 and deleted in August 1999. The standard version is done in Bombay ivory with commercial red accents, red / white interior and red bed. Tyres are whitewall.   BLUEGRASS FARMS In December 1995 Brooklin Models released a beautiful Pick-up and Horse Trailer set, based on vehicles that were commonly seen in the mid-50's on Kentucky stud farms....

No….more….chocolate…………. We have all had far too much in the last week. It’s a good job that mot of us are sat down for work, moving could be tricky. Be gentle and venture in to say hi. And no, we definitely don’t want a ‘wafffer thin meeent’ #themeaningoflife

IT’S EASTER TIME!!!!! If you are religious then please enjoy your festival. If not, please enjoy the truckload of chocolate eggs. We at BM don’t have any chocolate eggs, we consider our bodies to be temples…… Besides, choccy-covered fingers would ruin the paint on the models.