Earl Marischal

I knew a bloke who had one years ago. We could got 3 people on its bench seat but his girlfriend was quite small. steve

Thanks Bill. I recognise that seat now. Have an unbuilt version of kit in my stash. steve

This is a consistently fascinating thread. Thanks, Bill. One question, where did the seat come from? Did you make it too? (Sorry if I've missed that bit.) steve

Having owned a Triumph Vitesse for 11 years at one time in my life, all the styling cues were there and I knew there had been Indian developments of the Herald. steve

That is absolutely beautiful. Fantastic work. steve

Now that one was easy. steve

+1 steve

Very fine work. steve

That is one amazing automobile... I would happily have that on my drive, if it would fit... steve

x 2 steve

I had that kit 50 years ago. Built the Willys and can't remember why now, swapped the Ford with someone for something else...what I have no idea... steve

Nice! And I hope you do well in the contest. steve

Excellent piece of work. steve

Neatly done and believable. steve

Sorry Michel. That wasn't meant to be a criticism, just an observation. steve

What gets me about period/classic cars used in modern TV programmes or films is how clean they always are. Every one of them is immaculate, as if they were polished every day. Drive down any street of parked cars any time, anywhere and I can pretty much guarantee they won't all be 'showroom' finish. steve,

That steering wheel is on a Lotus 6 by the look of it. steve

x2 steve

Tulio, you've done it again. steve

Cracking work on both models! steve

Beautiful colour and well built. Nice steve

Seeing pictures of my 1 year old granddaughter in the York papers at a World War 1 Centenary event representing year one together with a 100 year old veteran. Proud grandad here!! steve

Me on a Routemaster Bus a couple of years ago. steve

Lovely work Tulio! steve

I fell in love with the Lotus 7 in my early teens and it's never left me. Excellent representation. steve