Earl Marischal

Absolutely brilliant. Superb imagination and execution. steve

I knew it looked familiar but the colour put me off; I remembered it being in white. That would have been the original rally car. steve

Great builds. Sometimes the box art is just the right way to go. steve

Worth every cent I'd say. steve

Very neat and nicely done! steve

Steve, I am pleased to say I have been to Victoria twice. Once for a couple of days as part of a Coast to Coast rail trip and then a couple of years later for a two week stay at the Royal Scot Hotel. Loved your City and what we saw of the rest of the Island. One of my favourite places in the world. Sadly, no Deuce Days though; that I would enjoyed greatly! steve

Great period piece. Reminds me of old copies of Hot Rod msg. steve

The 1:1 would look great cruising down Wharf Street! Nice work by the way. steve

Just because one can, it doesn't mean one should... steve

Tom, There was no motor in this when I bought the kit but I seem to remember there were some plastic gears in amongst the parts. steve

Nice work! steve

A fine build of my favourite car. steve

That's one lovely cat! Hope she likes being brushed. You must need to do it every day. steve

Straight off the cover of Astounding Stories! Excellent interpretation and execution. steve

I'm pretty certain there were Cheetah slot cars in the 1960s in 1/32 scale. Cox maybe? steve

Splendid job. Looks just right. steve

I remember seeing the film at the pictures when I was at school. Thought the car was really cool but do I remember that the 1:1 was a bit of a dog? steve

It must be a trait of this type of tortie as our Toffy is exactly the same. In fact, she is lying on my wrist as I try to type this? stev

Toffy the tortie and Ollie the b&w. Both rescues. steve

A superb combination. steve

Thanks for that. I was hoping for an 'old school' front-engined rail. I'll give it a miss in that case. steve

I quite like the sound of the 1/32 American Rail Dragster. Any images available? Thanks steve

Thanks. I didn't fancy hanging around too long to ask questions as the place looked a bit dubious... steve

A rare beast this side of the Pond. It's a Nova I believe. Not sure on year. steve

Very nice work. There's a fascinating forklift museum in the UK. http://www.nationalforktruckheritagecentre.org/index.html steve