1971Hans

Group C cars, always a beauty!

Nice, these are the kind of cars which we never see in Europe. Except for TV-series like The A-team, where they tend to explode or being smashed with bullets...

Thank you. But the credits are for Revell, not for me !?

The Plymouth Hemicuda engine from Revell 1/8. No painting, no glue, just screwing it together. Not a challenge, but it looks good on the shelf !

In Belgium there's a saying : Only the people that never work are the ones that never make mistakes. The boss shouldn't be to angry : the forks are not damaged and the forklift seems ok. Just a few holes in the concrete floor and some time lost.?

I also have any of exactly the same Tamiya spray cans ; bought during a sales. I still haven't used them, what's your experience with it ? BTW nice car. I love the picture of the bottom. A side that's often forgotten to show.

Enough stuff for a demolition race ! An I see some ugly ducks with potential to be transformed in a swan... Enjoy !

Nice car off course ; but I also like the scenery very much. Where did you get that figures, chairs etc; ?

Thank you people ?

Yeah, this metal kit looks far from easy, I'll take my time for it. On the other hand, Revell looks quite naive. Not many pieces, I could do without instructions I think.

I found these two boxes yesterday in a dusty corner of a model shop for really no money!? A metal Austin 7 from Auto-kit, a brand I never heard of before. It looks quite challenging, wheels still have to be spoked with wire. Any suggestions for glue, or painting methods ? I also took a small Revell box, from the Highway Pioneer series. Seems rather old. To my surprise it contained two models. The 1900 Packard, and a Fiat tourer. Unfortunately no building scheme. Though I don't think it is really necessary. I think not to build it and keep it as a vintage gadget...

Hello, I have already been member on this forum as Hans1971. For some unknown reason, I could not login anymore with my laptop. So I created a new account by smartphone. I'm very clumsy when it comes to digital stuff. Hopefully things will work out better this time !