spencer1984

I've built it twice, once in its current "Recue Van" release and once many years ago when it was essentially the same kit in A-Team trim. Not sure I used the full engine on either one, I think I put together enough to fake it from underneath and tossed the rest in my parts box.

Very slick, that looks fantastic!

Very cool, I love the layers of detail in this!

Very nice!

It looks good with the blacked out windows, great job giving it some new life! Also, nice that you were able to get one of the first releases of it - later repops all had the (wrong) updated Firebird body without the fender gills.

Thanks, guys! I had heard about the car and series for years before I got a chance to watch it, and was a little surprised at its short appearances. Though it did sneak in a couple of other times, like the episode where he got back to London and it (and his home) were owned by the widow. Nice to know its still around, I'd say it was a successful experiment! Glad you found it! He does nice work, both in detailing and ensuring a good fit to existing kits. I'm definitely going to be getting more of his parts later. For my own Anglia, I used the wheels and hubcaps from the kit but added my own tires.

Nice work on all three, these look great!

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He looks great, nicely done! You could get yourself an optional flatbed trailer to hold a 2L bottle and really complete the "Pespi Prime" look!

That looks great, excellent job on it!

Great job on one of my favorite racers of all time!

Thanks!

Very slick, those colors look great!

Thanks! I tried these as a first test, and was very impressed by how well they fit the kit. I don't think you'll be disappointed, I know I'll be getting more of his stuff soon! It's a quirky show, but in a good way. Definitely pulls you in on some of the episodes.

Nice upgrade, that turned out great!

Looks great, especially parked next to its vintage counterpart!

Thanks, guys! They were part of the set I got from Brusefält Model Parts. I did have to relieve the backs of the hubcaps to clear the mount pins, but otherwise everything fit together beautifully.

Looks good, nice touch with the vintage Radirs!

Sorry, no - this *was* the spare engine, from a Pacer I bought to complete a vintage kit.

Thanks, guys!

Excellent job on this!

Looks great, very clean work!

Built from the Tamiya kit with wheels/lights/plates by Brusefält Model Parts on Shapeways. Scratch built engine details, headlight guards, and interior panels, then painted TS-9 British Green and TS-47 Chrome Yellow. A full writeup is posted here, and as always any comments/criticisms are welcome! Just for grins, I put it together with some other secret agent cars...it's not too often that a Mini get's to be "the big one" in a group! And, of course, with the other famous British spy car...

I used the Pacer straight six for this build, mated to the stock Jeep transmission. The radiator needed to be nudged a little to get the longer block to fit, but otherwise dropped in with no trouble.

Nice job on a cool but often overlooked car.