Phildaupho

Great build of a gorgeous dragster and the funny car is a good looker too!!

Excellent project and you are doing fabulous work. For a display of the 15 versions of '32 Fords my modelling group did for Deuce Days in Scale 2019 we used a Jimmy Flintstone B400 which was OK for the display but yours is going to be so much better. I will be interested with how you eventually pull off a Panel Delivery Truck as we found this one to require the most scratch building using a much modified body from a '37 Panel.

Deuce Days in Scale is a scale model car show the same day that the cars of Northwest Deuce Days - the largest gathering of ’32 Fords in the world - are displayed around the Inner Harbour of Victoria on Sunday, July 20. SPAM - Scale Plastic Automotive Modellers of Greater Victoria are presenting the fourth Deuce Days in Scale in the North & South Pender Rooms of the Hotel Grand Pacific. The model show essentially is a scale version of the car show taking place outside. Deuce Days in Scale will be open to the public from 9AM to 3:30PM with entry by donation. Children under 13 enter for free and will receive a car poster to take home to colour. Spectators will be asked to vote for their favourite model. Because this is primarily a display for the public, modellers are encouraged to bring as many of their models as possible. To allow more models to be displayed, for this year’s event, like the Good Guy’s car shows, models representing cars up to 1999 can be entered. When you think of it; 1999 is now over 25 years ago and the previous century. There will be 9 classes – Deuces, Hot Rods, Customs, Street Machines, Racing Cars, Factory Stock, Large Scale, Small Scale and Other Vehicles. Modellers will be asked to vote for their favourite model in each and favourite model overall. At the end of the show, all the favourite models will be announced. There will be special wards for the Favourite Deuce, the Favourite Over-All and Spectators’ Favourite. Link to Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/groups/540182169825149 Links to Northwest Deuce Days Northwest Deuce Days, Victoria, BC | Tourism Victoria Northwest Deuce Days 2025 | Registration, Events, and Merchandise

I love these Kings of the Road models of yours

A trio of beautiful and interesting models

I really like the look of your Deuce especially the colour combination with how well the red painted areas work with the kit scallops. I reminds me of the Cee-Bee airplanes which I was always attracted to.

Extremely well built. Fantastic looking model.

I love this sort of same subject threads. There are some very interesting long roofs posted here. These are three of mine.

Good looker !!

Fabulous model. Love your photos.

Very attractive Rally Car. One of my favourites. I had a 1/32 Auto-Art 4WD slot-car version and built a 1/43 model of same car.

I like it.

Your engine compartment is amazing. Good looking pace car.

Awesome model. Looks incredible. Very well engineered and constructed. It makes me fantasize as to what it would be like to drive around a race or slalom course. Looking forward to seeing what's next on your bench.

Went to the first Euro Cars & Coffee of the year in these parts this morning at the Oak Bay Marina Victoria BC Canada. Predicted sunny day did not start until later in the morning but it did not deter many car enthusiasts from bringing out there cars. There were a number of interesting cars at this morning's gathering. This is a car that was made in China based on Rover A recent Lotus A DKW 2-stroke Wagon A Peugeot 404 fuel-injected Pininfarina Coupe Three generators of T-series MGs Late 40's or early 50's Bentley Two version of Volvo P-1800 A couple of 1-Series M versions [my favourite recent BMW] Citroen 2CV - have been watching one struggling with the sand dunes on the Dakar rally

Fabulous Todor. Well built.

Very well done collection of Mopar muscle cars

Great photos of a fabulous model. It was a banner year for 2024 build posts on the forum of which I think I have checked out everyone. Yours maybe the finale.

Another fabulous altered. I hope to see your collection in person someday.

Excellent Christmas gift. I love building models for family and friends of their favourite cars.

Intriguing piece of Corvette history

Very nice purse, I mean Porsche !! Reminds me of James Dean's Speedster.

Great looking stockcar which you were finally able to add to your collection

Great project. I am a real fan of Beaumonts. I have a couple of buddies with very nice Beaumont hardtops. My first part-time job starting in 1965 was near Conroy Pontiac in West Vancouver and on my breaks I would go over to check out the cars . They had their own special big-block version they called the Cheetah.