1959scudetto

Thank you, Carl !

Looks good, Ken - have these white wall tires ever be used on a working truck or just for shows? In my trucking books are some advertisements with such tires, and Tyrone Malone's KW pulling Irvy the whale had some also.

Looks good, Carl - this is the Revell kit - where are the wheels from?

Thank you Philippe - I like Le Mans racers, especially from the '50s to the '80s !

Well done, Clive -it must have been a lot of work to lturn this kit into a replica that nice.

Thank you, Anders ! Thanks, Bob - if built today, I would make the dark green version from Eastwood's movie.

Thank you, Anders! Thanks, James - the Bel Air in the background is the old (original) amt kit.

Best model of my favorite race-car !

You did it again, Tomasz -absolutely real looking, amazing build!

Danke, Dominik! Thanks, Al - I like this body style, too.

Thank you, Rich - the red one is just brushed with gloss clear...

Thank you, Bill !

perfect color for this well-built muscle car - amazing!

Very nice GTO, Robert !

Thanks, David, I cannot remember any difficulties - it went together very well.

According to Scalemates, this one dates from 1977 (very first release)

Thank you, Rob - her is a picture of the kit I built back then (from ebay.com)

Hi, Robert, yesterday I posted in the "under glass" car section some pics of the initial (Monogram) version of this kit - out-of-the-box: it was molded in red plastic, built well (I don't remember any issues) - this one has the radial tires with raised lettering - I built it in 1985, the kit was made in about 1979 - IIRC.

Just happened to see this Mk II, Chang - the interior is the best I've ever seen from this Jag - it looks like the real thing !

Don't know how I could miss this beauty - excellent !

Thank you for the compliments, Josh ! Thank you Mike (I'm certainly aware of all the shortcomings and/or mistakes in all of my builds).

Very nice build of this old Heller kit, Rich - I know that they are not easy to put together (I've done a few in the past)

Thank you Gary, as I don't find enough time for building at the moment, I have to bore you with some of my old builds... Thanks, Mike!

I bet your father was pleased with his present !

These are the kit wire wheels, Albert: Italeri introduced them with their 250 GTO (see photo below) and used them later for the 250 California Spider, the 250 SWB and the 365 GTB/4 Daytona.