DonW

I reckon that's a flaw in the box art, not the model!

Well done Bill I love it when good old fashioned knowledge beats searching with Google!

Enviable panel gaps...

I've never seen an unattractive car from Innocenti. They seem to have a distinctive house style.

Who cares about the text, it's a free world! What a fantastic model of an amazing car, 143 mph in 1928, I wonder how quickly it got there?

More rally than race car, but no cage so not a terribly serious one! Pretty though.

There's nothing you can do that can't be done. John's Phantom V had a record player in it, as you may know. IT'S EASY!!!!

Well Spits used to go semi-sonic in a dive, my dad told me his experience of that. Gravity assisted, and a few prop planes could do the same. But yes, Respect! I

Brilliant choice. The 'lucky' owner needs to sort his bumper alignment out!

They don't make 'em like that any more....

Very educational!

With a 6 cylinder engine, a definite cut above your MG TAs and TCs and Singer Le Mans! Good choice, Michael.

When I was in my teens I had a tiny model aeroplane engine that was intended to power a balsa 'plane, It had a little triangular fuel tank and I bolted the engine to a small piece of plywood, with prop attached, and connected up the fuel line. I span the prop without thinking it through and ended up with an angry little power unit that was trying to wrench its plywood base out of my hand. I tried to hang on till the fuel ran out but got bitten badly down my thumb by the prop.... More power to these people!

Wouldn't you love to have one in the drive, just for running around in!

I just got a new contract where I need to be in the office all day so no time to devote to this one. The hard ones are as much if not more fun than the easy ones, I reckon. Cheers, -Don.