Eric Macleod

Not surprisingly, I will watch this one with interest.

Absolutely magnificent. I think I need a London bus!

I have too many to list, like many of the rest of you. I am completely stalled on a pair of Duesenberg racers...to a point where they are back in their boxes. I think I have model builder's depression as I can't muster the interest to work on anything. It will come back at some point but for now nothing.

Fabulous as always. The five RR variations are really a stunning sight. I've done multiple variations myself but yours takes the cake. Best of luck at your exhibit.

Now that is cool. I often quote the Boss to patients of mine. "Like a river that don't know where it's flowing, I took a wrong turn and just kept on going..." Absolutely fabulmodel Ellen.

You have been busy! Very nice. I especially like that Auburn.

WOW! I built that one as a kid. Trust me, it does not hold a candle to your excellent model. Well done!

I do have some very, very nice stuff in the garage (including a Full Classic Franklin) but alas, no Duesenberg. When I re-read my original post I thought I should have made that more clear.

It helps to have some exotica in your own garage too!

This looks excellent. I don't think I have ever seen the kit. Well done. Guten Morgen!

Thanks for all the kind words. My dad LOVED driving the Rolls but I am behind the wheel in the photo.

Yup. It is a resin cast by Automodello.

What you see back there are a couple Duesenberg torpedoes and a Bugatti Royalle...and the Duesenberg Mormon Meteor.

I would love to show you the Duesenberg but that model is not only not done but not yet started. The Rolls is part of the Gilmore Car Museum collection. I have been a volunteer there for over 20 years having graduated to a level of trust where I can take out "the big guns" such as the '30 Packard, the '34 Lincoln 12 and I have been entrusted with the Duesenberg, even for an overnight.

Ooo La La. Nice model in a great color scheme.

Looks 100% believable as a 1:1 car. Fabulous model in every way.

I had a hard time deciding which photo was the real car and which was themodel. Absolutely fabulous model here.

I agree with the others here. This is a great model, very well presented and in a great color scheme.

Several years ago my dad and I drove this car through the Downtown Kalamazoo Christmas Parade before we graduated to a Duesenberg. I may have posted this before but thought you would enjoy it. I have always intended to do a diorama of the scene but never have gotten that far. The Rolls is a model that received quite a lot of work, most of which nobody would ever notice. That included changes in the fenders and some extra work on the dual ignition engine. Because of the likeness of my late father being included (front passenger) this model has become one of my favorites.

This is excellent...but you probably already know that. I am very impressed by the skillful execution of this model.

This one is really nice. Great model!

That looks absolutely fabulous. I own a 1:1 Lincoln Convertible, white with a dark red interior. Your model has me thinking...You have a very well built model here. Too bad they are so crazy expensive.

Excellent detail work on this one.

Oh...and congratulations on your invitation to exhibit with the RR group. I like the look of the Henry Ford figures. You have convinced me to purchase a set.

Absolutely! We wouldn't want malady offended by an undignified presentation! Keep in mind my observations are always tempered by a feeling of respect for your incredibly skilled work. I have also gotten the impression that you want this to look "right" at every turn. I like that perspective a lot.