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Seems the lad has a lot of natural talent, brilliant paint job, I seen worse work from adults, look forward to seeing more of his work ....

Very nice model and not overdone with the accessories, nice touch with the kerb feelers ....

That's a real nice Lonestar, the blue really suits the truck ....

No, it should be available on the open market .. http://www.tasca-modellismo.com/english/emain.html

They do diecast model, Resin models and even plastic kits, mainly older F1 kits in 1:20th scale

Absolutely brilliant work, this goes beyond modelling and is more miniture engineering ....

I'm trying to find more info' on this one ...

Nice finish, what clear did you use ?

A couple I won on eBay today, Anyone know anything about the Porsche, when it was produced, etc, as I've tried looking on the 'net, but can't really find anything about it.

More photo's of the Revell VW's ... Looking good And something a little different ...

Bought these from HLJ for the Tamiya 911 GT3,

Superb build, loving all the detail in this model ...

Very nice build, superb job on the paintwork ...

The one Revell did back in 2007 had the same amount of parts ....

Superb build, and I love the garage in the background ....

That's just reminded me to get them sent, I have been suffering with my high Blood pressue and yesterday wasn't good either as the heart was having a wobbly, luckily I'm feeling much better today, so I'll pop them in the post when I go over to visit Mom.

Thanks for sharing the photo, I knew about these models, but after seeing the photo's they are now are the want's list for this year, with Revell's VW's, it's going to be an expensive year for me

Before I sold My Probe Mk2 last year, it had 148,000 mile on the the clock on the original clutch

Very nice build, can't wait to get mine underway ....

P.M your address, and you can have them,

Not so, The so called "Super Beetle" did come out in 1971, but had a 1300 c.c motor (1302), and the 1302S had the 1500 c,c motor, most people, wrongly believe that all Super Beelte's had a larger curved front screen, but these didn't come in until the later 1303 in 1973. The photo in the catalogue clearly shows the earlier '67 1500, so the listing of a "Super Beelte" looks to be a typo' so it looks like we will just have to wait to see what actually hits the shelves, I shall be keeping my eye on the Revell website with interest, as I actually worked for Volkswagen for a few years.

My '68 Revell Charger I built last year had a set of the Dog dish wheels, which I still have in the spares box, as I didn't use them

For masking off parts like this, I have found nothing better than Tamiya tape, sometime I get the 18mm tape and cut thin strips from it, the thin strips can be made to go around curved lines, and once burnished down, I don't have a problem with an paint creeping under the tape.

Nice work, and a nice collection of Mini's, and I was thinking I'd built too many of them ....

I don't usually buy anything this modern, but it was going for a good price, and at the end of the day, it's still a 911