Earl Marischal

Pardon my ignorance but what is the red car? Thanks steve

Great touch with the oil dipstick! That's one to remember... steve

Nice job! steve

I discovered recently that I still have mine that I must have built, OOB, in the early 1970s. It is (brush) painted in bright blue with blue & white interior but is in bits in its original box. It seems to have just disintegrated but it is complete, with nothing broken. When I can, I will post some pics. One day, I will rebuild it. steve

Excellent stance and fine choice of replacement parts. steve

That's about it for me too. I build my model railways the same way. steve

How about using 1/32 scale slot car wheels and tyres? These can be bought as spares for the likes of Scalextric models. Also stuff like mirrors. http://www.scalextric.com/uk-en/pit-lane/spares-accessories.html steve

Superb! steve

Great work. steve

Aircraft first a teenager in 1960s, then cars. Mostly 1/32 scale Airfix until I discovered other makes later, such as AMT, MPC, Monogram, Pyro, Aurora, Lindberg, etc. Gave up in the late 1970s and did no modelling at all until l took up railway modelling in 1982. Getting back into cars again now although it is secondary to the trains. steve

Nice work. Re the lack of flaring tool. How about trying a suitably sized ball bearing sat in the tube and the tapping it gently with a small hammer? Different sized ball bearings for different flares. steve

That's wrong. HO scale is 1:87 not 1:64. steve

How about amalgamating all the threads together and having just one named after the kit? Just a thought to make life easier... steve

Very nice work Ilya! And welcome to the forum. steve

Tom, I hope you're a patient man. I takes 3 months from ordering for it to be built and then delivered! Worry not, I will post pics in due course. steve

Been to the Skoda dealer to work out a deal on a hew Yeti 4x4. Finalise the deal on Tuesday. It will be my first ever brand new car... steve

Sadly, I don't think I have. I was just curious. All three of those cars are extremely beautiful and it is possibly a surprise no-one does either kits or resin bodies of them. Especially given the fame of the prototypes. steve

Very impressive. steve

...to turn the new Revell/Monogram '29 into this? http://silodrome.com/1929-ford-dick-flint-roadster/ steve PS Straight Yes or No acceptable!

Just taken delivery from Model Round Up of 2 x Revell/Monogram '29 A roadster kits. I may have overdone it by going for 2 examples but, well I can always move one on in due course. It won't be opened. Just wondered how many more of them there are in the UK... Cheers steve

Very nicely done. steve

It's funny, the vast majority of those cars wouldn't warrant a second glance in the UK or mainland Europe. The 7 and the Le Mans being the exception of course. steve

Correct! steve

I have 2 on the way from Model Round-Up, I've just been told... steve

How about this one: steve