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Very nice truck-trailer combination - looks great !

x 2: simply outstanding !!!

Jürgen, I don't know what to say without repeating myself over and over everytime I see one of you fascinating models: outstanding build and photography - you're a true master modeler !

Much better with the shortened rear fenders - otherwise the mixer would have needed a third axle in the back.

Thanks, Jürgen, dark red is also what I thought that it probably was - I have also seen the painting you mentioned and I think this is the way to go.

Absolutely Jürgen, stunning as always! By the way, do you know the color of the Mille Miglia 1947 winner? It is the same Alfa Romeo - I have seen models in red, dark red and a dark grey-blue... I would like to convert a Leo 2900 into this one.

x 2 : Excellent !!!

Peter, absolutely fantastic contribution with great builds of my favourite sports racing car ever (I've been a fan for more than 50 years (since I had the Matchbox Ford GT), have several books on the GT 40 and a lot of still unbuilt model kits (Fujimi, Revell, IMC,Arii/LS and the Renaissance Mk IV and a nice WIX die-cast in 1/24 of a ´66 Mk II). Kudos also for your development and race history - I'm sure that not everyone did know all the facts that you mentioned. By the way, in 1984 and 1985 the Porsche team of Reinhold Jöst won the Le Mans24 hours with the very same chassis (as did 1075/P in 1968 and 1969).

Hi Andrew, this one looks great with your paint-scheme, your mudflaps and the Revell-KW-snapper front bumper!

Awesome logging truck - very nice details - excellent!

Great looking color combo!

Will it really be released? Not only a rumour? We have been disappointed a few times in the past ('Ferrari SWB etc.)...

SUPER !!!!!!!!

Absolutely - I NEVER had the patience to spend 900 (!) hours on a car kit! Harry P. would have loved the result of your work!

The livestock trailer, the Autocar A64B tractor, and most of all: IH Transtar Coe !!! If the 4070 A is not possible, then at least the Transtar IIB!!!

very nice, Curt - looks like you were on a vacation trip. Where did you get the bike from? was it included in the kit?

the engine-transmission combo looks SOOOOOOOOO real !!!

Absolutely amazing!!!

I couldn't have said it better - an icon of motor racing, probably the most beautiful racing Ferrari ever sight and sound: unbelievable - watch the petrolpics video on you tube on the Ferrari P4

Absolutely gorgeous Freightliner!!! I love those Cabovers - excellent paint!!! Yuri, this looks almost like the real thing - could have been on the centerspread of a 70's Trucking magazine. How did you make the steering front axle?

One of the latest editions of revell/Monogram's 1966 chaparral 2 D has a pre-painted driver figure with jet helmet an goggles in it, and Hasegawa has a "Racing figure set" with 2 each sitting and standing race drivers (helmet on or off-option) and grid girls with bathing suit and umbrella.

I still remember a "Super Mini Lindy Ford GT" prototype (first version) I had around 1970. It was 1/32 scale and molded in red plastic, IIRC. I think it was a kind of snap kit but I'm not sure about that. On the internet I found a picture of the very nice box that shows a white and blue car with # 20 and it reads "Build'n collect Series S102"

Also these are must - haves: the possibilities are endless: touring car championship and rellye contenders...

As a big rally fan, the Audi Quattro S1 and the Lancia Delta S 4 are simply must-haves !!!

Great looking old iron, Codie! No cow-catchers/roo-bars back then in Australia? Or is this a European version?