Brizio

I always wanted to build one of this Vespa, and finally I decided myself. I grow up with Vespas, different "small frame" and a the end l"arge frames" more comfortable for road trip. The kit is Tamiya in 1/24, the regular kit came in a box with figures. Mine didnt, I bought from a promo series in Japan. Here the kit. The Vespa is a 50N first model, with seat for one person, round headlight and 4 bolts rims. Later it was modified in few version. The most famous is the 50 Special. On the same body they also installed 125cc engine, like for the Vespa Primavera ET3. All the parts I removed the seat Now is time for exhause and fender to go

The car in 1/1 does not exist, I think they used to have a 70's corvette. Thanks!

Beautiful job!

Thank you!

The kit I used for this one, is the 2005 Revell Corvette C6 in 1/25. The kit is good, and pretty fun to build. Is pretty much stock, except the police equipment.

Looking good!

You are tempting with this diorama... Good start!

I usually keep all the instructions.

Probably because thye baught a newer (VW) one. Thanks!

Moke up of the car before decals

Body painted

Interior is done

Body painted.

Thank you Joe!

Dashboard completed

Some work on the steering wheels... Stock steering wheels. The Fusina racing steeering wheel

Thank you Helmut! Say Hello to Austria for me, few month ago I was in Austria for a road trip! Miss drivine over there!

Thank you Andres! Thank you Carl!

Thank you Eric!

Nore correct seats for a rally car. Sparco seats!

Thank you Bruce!

I use it a lot on my builds. Thin cardboard, not regular paper. The Bartoletti Cobra Transporter is make out of thin cardboard. Here few example of some fully scratchbuilt models I made using thin cardboard. Something easy and fun... The Supermuffler, on a 50's Corvette chassis. Hood open and close. Replica of a 1950 Cadillac "Le Monstre" that raced at Le Mans. Hood and door open/close. One of the biggest scratchbuilt I made. The Bartoletti Cobra Transporter. The Daytonas are Gunze kit.

Correct! I mean, from the front seat going back is all paper.

Rollcage and interior painted

Nice little car, I remember seen few of them in a historical car meeting.