


Model Car Mercedes 460 N Pullman burgundy from 1929
Scale 1/43

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1929 Mercedes 460 N Pullman in Bordeaux: Automotive elegance in 1/43 scale
This model car of the burgundy 1929 Mercedes 460 N Pullman captures the magnificence of the golden age of German motoring. Reproduced with exceptional attention to detail, this collector's item embodies the art of living of the Roaring Twenties and demonstrates Mercedes-Benz's expertise in creating prestigious vehicles.
Intended for collectors passionate about classic cars , this model car represents a privileged witness to an era when the automobile was synonymous with absolute luxury and technical innovation.
Characteristics of the model car
- Model: Mercedes 460 N Pullman
- Brand: Mercedes-Benz
- Year: 1929
- Scale: 1/43rd
- Color: Burgundy
- Protective case included: Yes
The original model: a symbol of automotive luxury in the 1920s
The Mercedes 460 N Pullman was launched in 1929, at the height of the booming twenties, just before the stock market crash. This model represented the pinnacle of Mercedes-Benz engineering at the time, with its Pullman body offering sumptuous interior space and exceptional finishes.
Powered by a 4.6-liter inline-6 engine developing approximately 60 horsepower, the 460 N was distinguished by its avant-garde air suspension and imposing dimensions, making it the choice of the most influential figures of the time. Its design prioritized comfort and prestige over pure performance.
Despite its limited production due to the difficult economic context that followed, the 460 N made an impression and established the aesthetic codes of Mercedes-Benz luxury cars for the following decades.
Mercedes-Benz: innovation in the service of prestige
In 1929, the Mercedes-Benz brand was only three years old, having been born from the merger between Daimler and Benz in 1926. This pivotal period corresponded to a phase of ambitious expansion where the company sought to establish itself in the international luxury automotive segment. The 460 N Pullman fitted perfectly into this strategy of moving upmarket.
The combined technical heritage of automotive pioneer Karl Benz and inventor of the internal combustion engine Gottlieb Daimler was embodied in exceptional creations such as the 460 N. This era marked the beginnings of Mercedes-Benz's legendary reputation for manufacturing luxury limousines .
The German brand then established the foundations of its identity: technical excellence, aesthetic refinement and exclusivity , values which still persist today in each creation of the firm with the star.
A car at the heart of history
The burgundy Mercedes 460 N Pullman was a privileged witness to a fascinating interwar era. These luxury automobiles crisscrossed the boulevards of Paris and Berlin, transporting industrialists, diplomats, and artistic figures who shaped Europe in the 1920s.
A particularly interesting anecdote concerns the personal copy of the German Baron Klaus von Bülow, a renowned art collector. His burgundy 460 N, identical to our model car, was equipped with a model car bar hidden in the center armrest, allowing champagne and cognac to be served during social outings. This customization perfectly illustrated the aristocratic lifestyle of the time.
History also tells that several examples were used during the nascent Cannes Film Festival in 1929, transporting the first stars of talking pictures. These vehicles thus helped to forge the glamorous image of the Côte d'Azur, becoming inseparable from the European Hollywood myth.
Paradoxically, the 1929 crisis that followed the launch of the 460 N helped to reinforce its legendary status. Having become a symbol of a bygone world , it now embodies all the nostalgia for an era when automotive elegance had no limits.
Complete your model car collection
This Mercedes 460 N Pullman naturally finds its place alongside other classic vehicles from the same era. It harmonizes particularly well with the creations of the 1920s and constitutes an ideal complement to collections dedicated to prestigious European brands .
Automotive history enthusiasts will appreciate pairing it with other luxury sedans from the interwar period, creating a comprehensive overview of the evolution of automotive design during this pivotal period. Its distinctive burgundy hue also makes it a remarkable piece for collectors with an eye for color aesthetics.
Whether you are a novice or a seasoned collector, this Mercedes model car represents a heritage and cultural investment , demonstrating your passion for automotive excellence and the history of vintage cars .
Frequently Asked Questions
How to understand the scales of miniatures?
Scale indicates the reduction ratio between the real car and the miniature. For example, at 1:43 scale, each centimeter on the miniature corresponds to 43 centimeters on the real vehicle.
Concretely, a 1/18 scale Ferrari model is approximately 25-30 cm long, while in 1/43 scale it measures approximately 10 cm.
What scales are available?
Our model cars are mainly offered in 1/43, 1/24, 1/18 and 1/87 (HO) scales. The scale is always indicated in the product sheet.
The smaller the second number, the larger the model car (e.g. 1/18 is larger than 1/43).
Does the model car come with protection?
Yes, each model car is systematically delivered in its protective box. This box preserves the collectible value and protects your model car from dust and shocks.
How is my package protected during transport?
We package each order with the utmost care: bubble wrap, appropriate cushioning, and polystyrene. Your model car is perfectly secure during its journey.
What is the delivery time?
In-stock items are shipped within 24-48 hours. Please allow 2-3 business days for France via Colissimo or 4-5 days via Mondial Relay.
The model car is no longer in stock, when will you have it?
It's impossible for me to know exactly when I'll receive a new stock because I receive arrivals in dribs and drabs. Please contact me so I can keep you informed as soon as it's available.
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