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No such thing as a British Granada after the Mk1, after 1976 all Granada's were built at the Cologne factory in Germany

I have no more info' at the moment, but this one should be out later in the year in 1/24th scale

The instructions and parts list for this Amt/Frog kit is exactly the same as the Amt Trophy series model I have in the stash, although the box art lists it as 1/24th scale, and the Amt version lists it as 1/25th, but I suspect it is infact the same kit

When I need to remove permanent marker I use alcohol hand wash, works every time ...

Very nice work Shay, your detail painting is getting better with each model you build, keep up the good work ....

Looking great, not my usual subject to take interest in, but I've seen this beautiful ship many times, my Dad who was from Portsmouth spent a few years in the Royal Navy,

Superb and very realistic build, love it ....

With the seatbelts finished, it was now time to get the interior finished, the side panels are held together by pins and tabs, and goes together without any problems, these later Revell Ag kits are very well engineered, Work has started on the dashboard, why did Trabants have to have coloured switches, much easier if they had just been black ....

Cheer's Shay .....

Finally got round to getting some better photo's, using the new photo booth

Door panels, apart from the seat belts, are finished, the door pocket was airbrushed in the same shade as used for the seat faces, seat belt buckle was picked out using aluminium BMF ....

If you order from a company within the Eurozone, then there is 0% import duty, outside the E.U, i.e the U.S.A, Japan etc, anything over £18 is taxed, (Import duty + VAT) you also get taxed on the amount of shipping charges, for me, because the U.K doesn't use the Euro, the U.K pound is quite strong against the Euro, even taking the shipping into account, it's well worth me buying from other countries that used the Euro as their currency.

The company got bought out by Megatech Limited, they produced the M12, but only produced 17 of them, a prototype Vector WX801 was shown in 2007 at the L.A Auto show, but never went into production.

I'm pretty sure that's something the owner has added, probably as a blind spot mirror, the interior mirror is mounted on the roof like most other cars

Not been in the hobby room for just over a week, as I've been re-arrange things in there, as well as having a display cabinet fitted on the wall. The door panels were masked off so the door handles and winder handles were airbrushed using Tamiya flat black, they need to be masked up again so the door pocket can be airbrushed in a darker brown.

There's a few I know of, what items are you looking for ?? http://www.scaleproduction.de/index.php http://www.bestbalsakits.com/tamiya/home.asp

Superb build, that black paint has a lovely deep shine to it ...

Looking forward to seeing more of this Martin, still thinking of getting one of these ...

I'm going to be doing mine, (well one of them anyway) in Monte Carlo blue with an Aubergine roof

Clever idea, bit like a wall plug, thanks for sharing .....

The middle car is an ID, and that colour (AC-303) wasn't available on the DS models,

PM sent, Not too hard to find ....

Absolutely beautiful .....

Few more photo's of the finished model