Eric Macleod

Oddly I got my fist 1:1 shortly after my HS graduation and it looked a LOT like this one. Great, and very believable story. The car is rusted exactly as the real ones do. Very nice!

I found one last night if you still want one.

I'm curious...did this one get done in time for a show? Or done at all? Please share! All the best.

Sorry yes, I meant Bobby. But I had been watching Harry Potter and Dobbie is his friend there. Oops!

I am looking for a 1926 Ford Model T Buttera Tudor body and top by Revell and two AMT 1925 Model T Coupe bodies. Painted is fine. I need them for a possible resin transkit project. Thanks.

I've driven a 1:1 version of this car and it is really something. You have really done an exceptional job here

Wow. Beautiful. I'd never thought of this color but yes, it works. Very nice.

I had the gull-wing version of this but decided it was too complex for me. You sure did it justice

I couldn't agree more with the others. I too really appreciate all the goodies on the. The Ruxtell 2-speed axle with the extra support rods Chevrolet wheels, wrapped steering wheel...it all works. Very, very nice.

Absolutely fabulous. I have an above average interest in these early Fords and really appreciate this one. Great model in every way. Tim's photography really shows it off.

Yes it is. Fabulous isn't it? I wish I could take credit for it.

Pretty soon you'll have the Dobby talking.

It probably doesn't look like much but I now have the hood sides fitted and the body is glued to the chassis. I managed to get some glue on the hood so I will be repainting that. Oh well.

I am familiar with "Blondie " from the Harrah's Collection. It is quite a car. Looking at this maybe its time to take another crack at this one. I like mine but clearly it leaves much to be desired.

Here is the car with a new front axle under it. The stance of the front wheels looks better. I also made a decision about how I will route the exhaust manifold. This is not going to be a perfect model, but I am happy with it so far.