Minialuxe aren't made from Rhodialite.
It is an existing model, a Floirat. Very nice indeed.
I shall thenceforth mention what the models are, since not all quirky French cars can be known the world over.
Now I show you one of only two American offerings Norev ever did in Rhodialite.
It's a 1958 Chrysler New Torker convertible and it was modelled after Mr Veron's real car, numberplate and all, which survives and is currently being restored in France.
To get one really good one, I bought this pile of rubbish:
However, each of them was knackered enough that even this lot didn't yield everything required for a proper example.
They are also notorious for shedding their taillights and between the entire fleet there was only one.
So I bought another one, in rare day glow orange.
And by picking only the best parts, I assembled this one:
Now, this model was sold as a gift set together with a Rocca motorboat.
I managed to obtain a rather warped example with the propeller drive broken off and no trailer. But I thought this is better than none at all.
Imagine how I felt when I found a forlorn trailer in a 50p rummage box at a toy fair shortly afterwards.
So here goes:
And the entire set: