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Beautifully done - not just the airbrush work but everything else too, including the photography.

That's one you don't see built that often. Very nice indeed!

Amazing job, so realistic!

Very nice indeed! Call me weird but I nearly always prefer 4-door Cadillacs to the coupes.

Great looking model!

Fantastic!

Excellent conversion and great pics too.

1:18th scale models take up a lot of space (and Switzerland is a small country) so I sold my small collection some time ago. But I hung onto this one until last week, when it also had to go. I've always loved the Isabella and Revell's model captures it well. I added BMF to the silver-painted window trim.

Here's one I just sold and I'm regretting it already.

"1974 EBBRO 911 Carrera RSR 3.0 – Track ready 911. One of the finest diecast Porsches in 1/24 scale. Highly detailed and recommended." ...if not THE finest. Beautiful!

Old Dinkys were generally scaled a bit bigger than Corgis of the same era but there were discrepancies within the brands too. The red Mercedes is a Dinky, the blue a Corgi. (I've chosen extreme examples to illustrate the point.) And Dinkys were generally a bit smaller than 1.43 scale. Here I've placed a Dinky Herald behind a modern-day Vanguards model, which is true 1.43, or very close to it. I just received this new IXO Opel Kapitän and, although it's a great looking model for the price, it's way too big. It should be the same length as the true 1.43 Vanguards Vauxhall above it.

Excellent job, very realistic!

A truly excellent model!

Looks fine from here!

Nice gentle saves.

Often built but not often this nicely. Excellent job.

Outstanding work on both cars!

Nice work!

Beautifully realistic model and photography!

Casey, you seem to be the only person here who doesn't realise that the search function doesn't work. ?

Very nice!

Wow, that turned out beautifully! Never seen a nicer one.

Great looking model! And nice to be reminded of Moss/Jenkins' epic ride. (Perhaps not everyone here knows that Pat Moss, Sterling's sister, was a very successful rally driver, sometimes in the most unlikely of cars (eg. Morris Minor, Austin a40 Farina).

Very cool! Pontiac did this as a one-off in 1959 and the result still survives. (But I suppose y'all know that.)

Great looking model Pat - and I know exactly what you mean about shaky hands!