Big John

Good eye there with the original start line pics and double shocks. Great progress.

Curious, did you notice that the lower shock mounts are different from side to side, including both location and their construction. I wonder if that architecture is original to the 1911 car? Great progress, Model On!

That Old Black Magic Has Me In It's Spell Again!

Great progress EG!

You brought that incredibly detailed model, you spent Way too much for on line and spent 5 years getting every aspect of the rare 1:1 just right, to the model show with a shoe in for 1st place, when some Ham Handed Goof pointing out the interior detail puts hid finger through the windshield and as he pulls back drags your precious pride and joy off the table where you watch in horror as it explodes on impact with the floor sending a myriad of small, intricate hand made parts, scattering through the exhibit hall and under the feet of the advancing crowd!

Reap with a cheap Jeep and you get what you sow!

Taxi Cab days are numbered if the self driving cars are perfected.

Meat product from Hormel (or was it Armor Star) was called Treat, which is maybe a misnomer.

Understood is what happens when a roof is over my head.

Hurts to think of all my models that have fallen by the wayside!

There is one on ebay at this time missing parts and in the white. Good luck! Kind of a holy grail for me too.

Fitness is what I tell myself Gardening helps me achieve.

Type "oh heaven's to Betsy!" and everyone know what you are saying, which isn't what I originally wrote.

Life is like that, just when you were about to post "Presentations on the forum can make you say WOW or can leave you pondering what were they thinking", someone jumps in front of you.

Spaces are the places between my ears.

Wheel around and give chase to them poor Bastards!

Check out Frank Schaeffer's Old 16 Locomobile build at f1Ford48 Great build of this wooden kit.

Fisheyes are particularly delicious with a little wasabi.

Are we talking two crust Apple pie or single crust Pumpkin?

Looking good EG, this was my take on the front spring / shock mount also from the pics we have.

The other option is .....

Unfortunately you would need to go 1/16 and then you you would have a much greater selection of WW1 engines via model airways kits.

Outstanding details I love the Pipe fittings especially the reducers with that little rib and undercut on the small end just like the real ones. With the Rolls a custom roadster body would be cool. The switch actually works doesn't it?

Lobster and then flounder again!

What do I want to bet your lights will work too? Nice Barn Find!