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Not new but bought before I signed up here, but I'm ready to build. Yet another rally car I saw on the stages as a marshal in the day!

Thanks guys. It goes together really well, nice kit.

Cheers Rich, it was all the masking tape I went through and then scraping bleed off again! Oh the drivers name is Bleed as well!

Fantasy F1! I must find builds without such difficult paint schemes. Just added tyre decals 1/43rd fronts and 1/24th rears.

OK Claude.

WOW! Superb Claude. I must go out and get a 1/72 tank for some tracks!

Superb! Brings back great memories of my time marshaling at the Silverstone Circuit just 5 miles away!

Superb British sports car.

Just clean up the painted area's..

Yes Bugatti Fan, it was Glen Polky, here's my take on it..

Starting Aoshima Ogre AN-21 a 6 wheel fantasy F1 car.

Cheers Chris.

Thanks guys, Yes the less painting the better in my case.

Built box stock, little or no paint, body came in polished white plastic, with operational steering.

Built box stock, little or no paint, body came in polished white plastic, with operational steering.

Tamiya Lotus 7 MK2, nearly finished wheels and nose cone on. A spot of yellow gloss on the nearest headlight, and wait to dry before windscreen, wipers and possible number plates.

Some more 3D printed rims/tyres, this time in a Minilite design, wides for the rear and narrower ones for the front with disks to suit.. They will fit most things 1/24 or 1/25 scale. Perhaps on a Lotus 7 in build at present or a Porsche 914 or most anything else with a sporty feel!

Good old British Frog Eye Sprite! Very well done! I was on an Air Traffic Control team at Silverstone Circuit, myself and two other guys had built kit cars, and another guy who normally came in a saloon car turned up one week in one of these in Grey, that he had done a ground up resto on! He couldn't keep us away from it!

Hi bisc63, well when I was researching the Willow it was shown only once on a trolley and as others have commented in the trolley WIP, I used a photo of a model ( so I'm told) just to get an idea of what one looked like. I would imagine that they would have used whatever tractor or towing vehicle wherever the were at the time. Your Idea of a Kettenkrad would be about right because the rear end was tracked, am I right, to drag it up a beach or concrete slipway?

One of our favourite police programmes here in the UK too! Totally new staff at the station though!

Yes ESPO It's the Jimmy Flintstone (resin, very heavy)Metro Van.

Thanks for that. When I opened it I though AHH Yes!

Another one..or two..

How do you mould those arches?

A couple of years ago... Turning out...