Earl Marischal

Nicely done. Somewhere I have a Yellow Cab version of that Plymouth. I was always baffled as to why it had white tyres... steve

Some fascinating images there. A few look to be from the UK. Thanks for posting and keep ‘em coming! steve

Anyone seen this before? Very ingenious! steve

Found this in a box in the garage. I can recognise some parts, like the grille/front axle from the Monogram Dragstrip Hot Rod '32 (my favourite kit) and the wheels & tyres that came off a Can Am racer. Can't place the rest though. I cobbled it together in the late 1960s and think I will just restore it essentially as it stands. Shouldn't take long!* steve * Famous last words...

Thanks John. We think she is between 11 and 12. We got her from a cat rescue 8.5 years ago. Her name is Toffy. steve

Excellent work! Do I recognise the "Wheeler Dealers" Anglia? steve

On another part of this forum I saw a member mention a ‘Cat Dozer’. Then I thought, “We have one of those”. ? steve

Thanks to our wonderful National Health Service, the world is a lot brighter and clearer today. Laser eye surgery cleared a film in my left eye that was a legacy of a cataract operation in the past. This will make modelling easier! ? steve

I remember seeing loads of those Wartburgs on visits to Germany in 1980s and 1990s; usually in bright colours like orange and lime green. Looking at prices they go for, they ain’t a cheap car now! steve

Absolutely top notch ‘32! steve

This appeared opposite our house this morning. Sadly I was out but Jean said it sounded like a jumbo jet when it left. steve

Neatly executed. steve

Completely agree about the need to remove all religious and biblical references. Car & truck modelling is a secular activity and should not be associated with anything related to religion. steve

Many, many thanks to @paul alflen for the parts that will enable me to reconstruct the '34 roadster I built in the early 1970s from the 'flat box' Monogram 1934 Coupe/Roadster kit of 1965. steve

Neat and practical. Great build! steve

Fascinating. Thanks for posting. steve

This… steve

Modern Mustangs seem to be becoming as common as Capris used to be. ? Someone in my village has a bright blue one and there was an orange version in Selby when I was there the other day. steve

Which one is you? steve ☺️

Yup. Do you have your own copy? steve

Came across this whilst looking for something else in a box of my old car books. I must bought it when it came out. The car kits it lists are amazing. The second image shows the pages listing hot rods, dragsters, etc. Some lovely kits mentioned that I would love to own! steve

Mean’n’nasty! Excellent modelling. steve

Wow! That's what I call a rescue. Well done. steve

It was the rear lights that led me to the answer. Borgward cars featured that style and a bit more research brought up the Lloyd. steve

That's a (British) Ford Thames 307E van, well the body is anyway. ? steve