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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?

This is one of the kits I've been waiting for years - now I can sell off my Metro/Leo Models and Welly 1/24 die casts which I bought to convert them into a rally car and a touring car championship version. A plastic kit will make this much easier, and from Hasegawa you can expect right proportions and crisp detail!

Great Brockway, Jeff - these old classics are really awesome!

Very nice, KJ - your KW definitely has that late 60's/early 70's look - Coe at its best !!!

Excellent result that you achieved with a lot of effort you put into this rather crude kit, Mitch. Jim Hall would like it, and so do I.

Awesome truck oldie, Pavel - this is one of those I would like to have urgently in my truck collection. Excellent build with very nice photoetch details!

Mikhail, you did a SUPER JOB with this kit! Though I find the car rather ugly, the outcome is simply AMAZING - fantastic paint, nice details and top photography!

Very nice Trans Am, Tony - looks much better than the model pictured on the box - if 'Revell would take yours, they surely could sell a lot more of them - it is a real eye-catcher.

Super nice conversion, Warren! Autocars just cry for being used as wreckers, dumpers or mixers.

Amazing skills, Phil - as a result a marvellous model came into being. I just your work-in-progress-thread - also top photography. Sports car racers of the 60's look by far the best ever, and you fully did the Lola T70 justice.

Hey, JT , does this come already in "your color" - or have you repainted the body? What scale is it and where can one get it and for what price?

Yuri, this is an absolutely fantastic model, and excellent photos, too - marvellous!!! The nicest 60's era Cadillac I ever saw on the internet !

Excellent looking Transtar, Ben ! Classic 70's looks - not overdone - fabulous !!! If this could only be reissued - I have bought from a German ebayer a gluebomb which will be restored some time

Very nice Maserati - color fits it extremely well !

As usual with you, Jürgen - very nice model of an iconic Ferrari!