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That thing is so freaking cool, I wish we could buy it in the Netherlands.

Nice progress, Michael. Really cool what you are doing, I only did some bolts and resprayed the brakes in ceramic/carbon and all exterior silver parts. It's the standard low Pocher quality, like most other Pocher models. No manual, color difference between body parts, way too many metal parts must be glued, screws too long or too thin. I had 3 headlights and was missing other parts, doors, and the rear body fit really poorly. Same for the nose on mine, I filled a lot of the metal body to get it nicely aligned. My advice. Cut at least one ring from the front springs to give the model a decent stance. Otherwise, the front is sitting much too high. Anyway, when it's finished, it's a nice model. Ill follow your topic to see what you're doing!

That is so cool, nice job!

Apologies I misheard my wife probably, its 1:8 and 1:12 scale builder - Deagostini Eaglemoss etc.. Definitely someone doing the Lotus ?

I have no facebook either, i'm abusing my wifes phone occasionally ? There is a group called 1:8 @ 1:12 scale builder - Deagostini Eaglemoss etc... you need to be a member but that contains posts with info and pictures

I saw on Facebook that the manual is full of flaws and confusing, which is in line with the other Pocher models but you would ecpect they learned from previous models Did you start yours?

Glad to see its all good, now start building ?

I guess the silver rings with the gold cones should go on the rear rim and the separate silver rings on the front rims I do think its a great model, I lover the color scheme. Looking forward to your updates ?

Wait I think that the part that goes into the tire when its on the rim itself, its not longer visibiel when the tire is mounted

Thanks for sharing, why does it look like are dents in the rim edges?

Very nice work, love the result.

Hi Erik, the model looks amazing and I believe you straight away that the renders are cool also. But Im still not convinced LOL Hope you are right about the fresh start, it's definitely needed. Especially for the quality of their products and the service department, you should not sell such expensive models with so many issues. With the first Huracan I missed a complete sprue and it took 6 months to get 40% of the missing parts. With the last one I requested spare parts in March, it took 10 emails and 7 phone calls to get the replacement parts on the last day of December. Let's see if Pocher / Hornby learned anything from all previous issues with the Duc in their newest model.

Looks like a really cool model in a very interesting color scheme. Normally I would have pre-ordered but I'm hesitating as the latest models had a lot of quality issues

Love that, good build!

Without doubt the Pocher Huracan. Horrible quality for such an expensive kit

That is a real nice build, like what you did with the wheels!

Cool build, looking forward to your updates!

That is the coolest Corvair ever

Nice work, progress so far is really good!

Good progress again

Again some very nice progress!! Some pictures with dimensions in MM How they look under the car. Also have these, they are Torq Trust II I believe, they look like the wheels on your start picture. With the sleeves you can make bigger and wider wheels with putting a small rim from the left site into the sleeve

Awesome scratch building and customization. The wheels do look a little big in the front but I believe the Pegasus wheels are to small in the front, they come with very thin tires. Should have some, can share the size if you want.

Nice progress, looking forward to the next update

I skipped the plan to replace all bolts with stainless ones, this is going to be very expensive. And knowing 95% of the bolts will never be seen when the bike is finished. I’m trying to take the black coating of the bolts and put a bit silver paint in the Philips cross. The both tires are sanded to remove the mold line, decals are on the rims and the valve stems are painted with Alclad. All the grey plastic looked really awful and has been resprayed with silver, also the radiator sides have been closed (screw holes) with putty. Same for the exhaust, this looks really bad with all holes in it. Also most of the black plastic parts have been resprayed in black. The paint from the lower parts of the front fork and the brake calipers has been removed with brake fluid and these parts have been resprayed with custom mixed color. The dashboard has been repainted with black instead of gold, it had burr formation under the paint unfortunately. I made one dumb mistake, I dropped the wheel center nuts (3) in the brake fluid and forgotten them for a couple of weeks. They are now more like chewing gum than plastic L Need to find a way to reorder these. Overall going well, fuel tank and seat have been installed and some small parts. Currently working on the clip-ons with brake cans, trying to simulate some brake fluid.

Starting to look like a bike