This is a limited edition model with only 333 models distributed world wide
The model comes mounted on a base in an acrylic display case
The Astra-Gnome was Richard Arbib’s vision of what a car would look like in the year 2000. American Motors Corporation hired Arbib to design the car, which was built on a 1955 Nash Metropolitan chassis. The body was manufactured by Andrew Mazzara and featured changeable colored aluminum panels, and the wheels were hidden behind full fender skirts to suggest a floating hovercraft. The vehicle was a highlight of the 1956 New York Auto Show and was featured on the cover of Newsweek. The Astra-Gnome was the epitome of futuristic space-age design that flourished in the 1950s.
Matrix
This highly detailed Resin Cast model comes mounted on a base in an acrylic display case This model is a replica of the car driven in the 1856 Tupi Rally by drivers J.V. Nieuwenhuijzen & HAA vd...
AutoCult
This is a limited edition resin cast model with only 333 models distributed world wide The model comes mounted on a base in an acrylic dispaly case In the mid-1930s, it was also daring to clad buses...
Goldvarg Collection
This is a limited edition resin cast model with only 200 pieces distributed world wide The model is mounted on a base with a numbered plaque and displayed in an acrylic display case
Goldvarg Collection
This is a limited edition resin cast model with only 200 pieces distributed world wide The model is mounted on a base with a numbered plaque and displayed in an acrylic display case
