Brooklin Models Limited, started in 1974, is the largest producer of handmade 1:43 scale miniature models of vintage American cars, trucks, and other vehicles. The first home of Brooklin Models was the Canadian town of Brooklin, Ontario, thus the name of the brand. In 1979, John Hall, the founder of Brooklin Models, decided to move back to England where he had been born and raised. This is where they continue their business until today. In 1993, Brooklin added the "Lansdowne" range of British vehicles and the "Robeddie" line of twelve separate replicas of Swedish Volvos and Saabs. This range has been discontinued at the 1st of January 1998.

These first Saab-models in the RobEddie range were a copy of the "Tekno" 99. The first run of the dark green 99 had black interior (1990), the second run in 1991 had beige interior.

The light blue one was made in a limited edition of only 200 for "Minicar 43" Norway in 2005.