Congrats Andrew on getting your silver stealth machine to the finish line. Those wheels/brakes look badass!
That's gonna be one mean truck, Anton. A strong contender for the most extensive re-engineering award! ?
In the interests of fairness, I have to give it to you: it's as close as my guess was with the Honda. The actual model is the Urraco (1973-79), but the only real difference is some body kit. Well done Josh and over to you.
Ok, I confess I cheated somewhat: after your clue I knew it was a '60s Honda and Google filled in the rest. I didn't derive any sense of achievement, so there'll be no more internet searching from me from now on! Ok, I think this one's quite good:
? That's a cool little trio: love how wide-ranging your taste in cars is! Very interesting to see how effective the enamel is. You'd never know it was brushed & it really captures that black plastic bumper finish perfectly ?
Wow - the future of modelling has arrived! Great work & an interesting niche.
For me the Bluebird CN7 is the image that springs to mind when I think LSR, but perhaps only because being taken to see it at Beaulieu is among my earliest memories. Thrust 2 was the first active contender I was aware of. I suspect it wins the closest resemblance to a Star Wars prop award! I like how looks exactly like what it is: a jet engine strapped to a trolley!?
Thanks very much, Atin! How's the Testarossa progressing? (I've become a bit of a devotee of this particular prancing horse recently)
? Thanks, Dann - you're too kind!