Earl Marischal

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

That's an amazing piece of work Dave. Respect. steve

Very nice indeed. Reminds me of images in early 1960s editions of Hot Rod magazine. steve

x2! steve

That explains it. Thanks! steve

Does that custom have a flat back tyre? steve

Very imaginative and well built. I'd love a 1:1 of the blue '48! steve

Man, that is one wild trolley! Respect. steve

Agree with all the above. A beautiful piece. steve

A kit I built over 40 years ago and would love again*... steve * At an affordable price!

Nice work on both Patrick. steve

The Hillman Minx conv on the other side of it is just like the one my stepfather had. steve

Almost finished... steve

Nice work! Have you scratchbuilt the chassis too or are you using an existing one? steve

If you're paying, I'll take one. Thanks! steve

That is seriously good modelling by anyone's standards...and certainly well above mine... steve

Immaculate build Tulio. steve

Some very impressive railway modelling chaps! Here's some pics of a layout the group of which I'm a member built a few years ago that has just been sold. It's of a hospital railway set around the end of WW2. There were several of them in the UK at one time and the layout, called Hospital Gates is based on one particular example which also had a military connection. It is UK O Scale, 7mm to the foot. steve

Missed this thread previously. Very interesting and thought provoking. It applies equally to railway modelling and I will bear it in mind for future layout projects. Man thanks. steve