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Luckily this one was an easy one for me.....

Very nice build, love the colour scheme.

A few added to the stash this week.

I'm just pleased they arrived, and you're happy, the Stutz looks finished now.

Yes it does.

If you ever make it to NYC, it would be well worth a visit, it's the only photographic store I've seem that takes up a whole block, sadly over the years a lot of our independent photographic stores here in the U.K. have closed down.

I've been to New York three times, only managed to get to B&H once, I've never been in such a huge camera store since, how i got out without bankrupting myself i really don't know.

That is stunning.....

Very nice build, the centre chrome trim really finishes it off.

Absolutely breathtaking work, your eye for detail is unreal.....

Super clean build, I worked for V.A.G here in the U.K.for 6 years, so these models bring back a lot of memories, I've got a few of these to build.

Arrived this morning, Sadly I won't be able to build a replica of my Gordini, but I'll paint it in the correct Alpine/Gordini metallic blue, The Gordini name was only used in the U.K. as Chrysler had the rights to use the Alpine name in the U.K. the car is exactly the same as the Alpine, I only kept it a few years and only sold it for the new Peugeot 205 GTI.

Ava Gardner (who bought three), Tony Curtis, Pablo Picasso, Christian Dior, Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin,They all had Facel Vega's.

Well it's been a very long time since I've seen the movie, thankfully Revell stuck with the original version.

Not that I remember,

The modified Rover V8 3.5 litre engine was not used in the production models, it was only used temporary for design purposes, the engine used was designed by ex-Cosworth man David Wood who set about designing a compact, aluminium-alloy 3-litre V6 (called ‘V64V’ because of its V6 configuration with 4 valves per cylinder).

I'd stick with the Revell version, the Testors is based on the old IMC model which was first released back in 1965.

Yes it should, I'll find out on the next one i build.

The chrome ring on the '48 convertible is actually molded into the wheel, which i only found out after I'd finished building mine.

Sitting, I have to stand up to do my work, so I'm sure not going to do it for my hobby.

MCW lacquer sell the colour you need, https://mcwfinishes.com

I'll be getting one as soon i see them this side of the pond, I built the older Monogram version a few years ago, I'll be building it stock but in a different colour now MCW lacquer ship to the U.K.

Stunning work !

Some point in the past being 2017, not that long ago really......

The Morris Minor is a new 1/24th resin kit, not cheap, but I've got my name down for getting one next month.