Dave B

Pierre, you have way too much spare time!! Good luck with your mods, I cheated, cut the roof off mine and turned it into a special. Dave B

Spectacular Phil, I bet you loved doing the decals over the vents in the front guards! Dave B

This will be a great build Phil, and in something other than Gulf colours, like mine!! Dave B

Looks great Matt, tks for reposting. Dave B

My all time favourite Ferrari race car. Looking forward to this one Chris. Dave B

Looking good Pierre but the dent is missing!!! I shall follow this, I have built the Ulenhaut couple and I'm not really happy with it. Should have taken a leaf out of your book and taken a lot more time Dave B

Looking forward to seeing this built Phil, it's going to look great. Dave B

Helmut, that's a great save, it looks awesome in Fruit of The Loom sponsorship. Dave B

That's another great build Chris, you must have an awesome, and large display cabinet!! Dave B

That looks really good, hard to add realistic realism, if that makes sense!! Dave B

Got it looking how I want it to. With the belly pan it would be fine for the race track or lakes. I'll finish the suspension off then start on the flathead. Dave B

Another great build Pierre, tks for posting. Dave B

It's going to be a parts box special, purely fictitious, but doable if you were a young guy in the early/mid 50's. Something you could drive to the circuit, or lakes, run and drive home again. Dave B

My mate always said if he ever got a third '35 Miller Ford he would give it to me and he did. I always thought I would build it almost box stock. After looking at it I decided it would need a part frame to hang the front suspension. I then thought maybe a full frame to include the rear suspension. I had an old AMT '36 Ford chassis spare so I started cutting and shutting. Seeing I could fit a frame I then thought it would be great to fit a flathead. It all looked doable so my quick build is going to take some time!! Not going to be too flash but it will be different. Tks for looking Dave B

Looking good JC, the Revell body is a good start and you are doing it justice. Dave B

Great build Charlie, love the use the Jag motor. Dave B

Yes Pierre, l can see you are going to build this very Oobish, not!! Dave B

Unbelievable, I'm looking forward to following this. Dave B

Ah Pierre, how good does that look!! What more can I say, great build. Dave B

Great build Rich, you were lucky to get a "recent acquisition" Fisher kit!! Dave B

Looking good Helmut, a fair bit of extra work to replicate the racer, congratulations. Dave B PS the wheels do look good!!

Ok, for various reasons I have ended up with 3 projects on the go. First of is my A6GCS. An expensive file that turned out to be a solid block of resin and the wheels wouldn't print. After having a friend hollow it out my mate Phil could barely get a body out of it. He did manage but what I got was always going to be a lot of work. So, into the interim I had bought a cheap file of a 33TT12. I got what I paid for but Phil managed to print me one in basic resin. It's fairly brittle and no matter how much care I took removing the supports pieces of the body broke. Nothing a little epoxy putty couldn't fix. Another old mate received an Indy '35 Miller Ford. He already has 2 built and had always promised me one should it be forthcoming. It was and I had always intended building a 50's American sports car special out of it so that's under way as well. Not sure which one will be the first finished but at least I have a choice!! I'm also waiting for a file of the Ford DFV 3L (P68) to come on special. I'm checking every day. Dave B

That's a great collection Gary, there can't be too many sports/gt racing fans of the 60's that haven't built 1075. Dave B

That's a great build, a lot of thought and work gone into that. Tks for posting. Dave B

Coming along nicely. Dave B