Phildaupho

Some very interesting builds. You had a good year.

I really enjoyed seeing all your very well built models posed with their kit boxes. Well done.

A very interesting selection of models built this year. I especially enjoyed your series of Eagle cover cars.

Nice crop of models. I enjoy your photos.

Nice selection of model cars but where is the Falcon Ranchero?

All very well built and I like your photos

All very nice but I especially like the Cameo and the Delivery

Gorgeous models of gorgeous cars

Great builds. Well done. A very good year.

Greetings Claude - Great to see all your 2024 models in one place. There are even a couple I do not remember seeing during the past 12 months. All are so creative and well built as we have come to expect from your workbench. I always look forward to this time of year on the forum when builders post their year's production. I think yours is the first of many and I try to make an effort to look at every one. I am looking forward to what you come up with during 2025. Cheers Phil

Great to see a Jack Brabham driven race car. I was a big fan of Jack. Only saw him race once at the 1967 Canadian GP.

Excellent work. Looking forward to seeing it Under Glass.

WOW Great back story. I used to dream about having an Avenger GTs as a kid. Great job on the under body.

Very well built. It is right on target .

Is this a Perry's Resin kit? I had one too since it first became available that I am looking forward to building someday. One of my favourite racecars of which you have built a fabulous models.

Absolutely one of the finest model cars from the Victoria BC area which to those in the know really means from anywhere on the planet. Definitely a piece de resistance.

WOW. This is an incredible model of a stunning car. I remember the Road & Track cover story and that Pete Brock was the designer. The Gurney Weslake engine is also a masterpiece.

Great looking Deuce. It has a real presence.

Spectacular. I love that nose on photo. Right out of a Scale version of Forza magazine.

I really like how the 32 Roadster engine looks in your 57 Chev. The supercharger looks very appropriate to this application. Your Testors enamel paint job turned out ultimately very impressive.

I really like what you are doing. Looking forward to more.

Point taken. I did not realize it was that far off !! I am just impatient.

I am very excited about the possible reissue of the first generation Barracuda from Round 2 AMT so figured a dedicated thread would be appropriate. I have been wanting to build a model of the first gen Barracuda that raced in the Trans-Am series.

Great project of a great car driven by a great driver. All the best for your build. I followed Gilles career very closely and was devastated when he was killed. I saw him race Formula Atlantic a number of times at races I attended. After he had won the preceding three F-1 races, I saw him race at the 1979 Spanish GP at which he finished out of the points in 7th after which he walked right by me as I waited for the bus back into Madrid. I was able to wish him better luck at Monaco which did not help as he retired from that race. I believe he would have won the World Championship for his first time in 1982 if not for that tragic and unfortunate accident. Canada for such a small country population wise has produced many great racing car drivers of which many have been killed or seriously injured before reaching their true potential.

That is one fabulous looking Brabham and I see you are a Martini livery man. I have a friend who is getting his Ionic 5 wrapped in Martini colours