Drago

Thanks a lot for the review. Great pictures.... I was wondering when the Scale Auto would make available for sale the plastic body only (instead complete version, with chassi) May I ask you what is the name of the local shop you bought? They run any websotre? As I live in Brazil, I would like to try an overseas purchase...

Now... 3 years old I would love to see more progress here... Please!!!!

Any news about availability of these babies?

While Revell and Foose don't reach an agreement to make a real new models... I make my own Foose´s models

WOW!!! Thanks Charlie. I've done business with Jeff before.. You are totally right! He runs one of the best resin companies that provide us great gods. No problem at all!!! Thanks for the info... ;-)

Is it from Modelhaus?

Sorry, I meant "better wire wheels" instead "spoke wheels". My mistake (I´m from Brazil so, sometimes I'm fooled by translating problems)

Is there someone from Pegasus reading this thread??? Please, please.. these wheels must be on market as soon as possible. It is beatiful!

Very, very well done! Super congrats. I loved it! I think this beaty deserves a better spoked wheel set instead of the original ones provided by AMT. But this not affect your model at all!

Little more: Brabham BT44B Hummer DUB '34 Ford Chopped & Channeled Chevy Silverado Crew Cab (OK, not in primer... but almost there ;-) ) '31 Ford Pickup (Roy Brizio)

Lets go... 65 Impala Pro Street Ford Fairlane ProTuring Mopar Dodge "Dagnum" Ferrambo Bobber Foose´s Chevy Butterscorched

I´m not a big fan of "modern style" hot rods.... but I must admit: this work caught my attention!!!! Congrats!!!

I must thank VW Dave for the tip. I already bought mine and yesterday it has arrived at home... Man... what great wheels!!!! Gorgeous!!! And have do mention how great guy Hideo Motohashi is!!! KUDOS to both!!! First, of course to Hideo for such talent and kindness! And to VW Dave for sharing! I´m a happy modeler righ now!

Thanks Matt for your info. I´m starting to believe this Ford transporter truck has never existed. It is very odd that a search on google did not bring any information besides this Entex model and a miniature from Exoto (which is very different) I´m intended to contact Exoto asking about its model. Any chances to get a truly answer? I mean…if they made a model based on a hypothetic version, will they say “yes, we made a model that does not exist” ??? LOL It´s hard do believe on this.... In another hand, if this truck has a 1:1 counterparty, maybe Exoto could help a lot if they have some research material and be able to share if us. But again, I'm tending to believe that the only trucks that Porsche have used as racing support were from Mercedes Benz (very strange, considering that they were from one of your most rival brands, isn´t it?). LOL

Hello guys. I found this 1/32 kit and was wondering if this truck has already been produced for real. I tried Google but without success. Does anybody know about it or have good pictures of it? Or maybe it was just a phantom model that this plastic company has decided to launch at that time? Any thoughts are welcome.

What about this? http://www.scaleproduction.de/product_info.php?info=p1600_-michael-k--rider-.html

Nice work. Is this kit from AMT or Aoshima? Congrats

Nice work so far! Congrats!

I buy another one

Looks amazing!!!

I agree. And by considering this, I think you should consider decrease the width of the front wheels as well. Congrats for the build. Very nice so far!

I believe that only Hobby Design models could help you. I´m working on a VW's project: one MKII Golf GTI and another MKV Golf GTI, both will use BBS wheels, but the first one will go with 18" and the seconde one will go with 19". Same model for both! The only bad thing about it is that they dont come with tires. This is the 19" on the MKV with Pegasus tires: Another thing to mention is that they are not so good. Poor quality in terms of casting. Flash and mold lines.

Just looking and learning.... Outstanding man!

Hi guys... I´m going to use the AMT '32 Ford Coupe kit. As you may know, the kit is no fully correct in some parts... Where (aftermarket resin companies or even in another donnor kits) I can find the correct items to replicate Milner´s '32 Ford Coupe from the movie? I´m meaning: - Wheels & Tires (original ones with with E-78 series tires?) - Man-A-Fre intake manifold, a quartet of Rochester 2G two-barrel carbs, and no name valve cover Thanks again people!

That´s why I love this forum! Jim B, Fat Brian and Platerpants, thanks for the repply. Fat brian, Thank you very much for the info. What about these other kits?