dimaxion Posted August 19, 2015 Posted August 19, 2015 There were 3 of the 6 Kitted of these Royals . I have all 3 built . This one was owned at the time by Domino Pizza King Tom Monniham's I saw on display at the Canfield , Oh. Fall Fair . Lotrsa - lotsa pictures .. 9 months later . I'll Post the other two later .. Enjoy .. The body for this car is made from 12,000 Mahogany Blocks . Yes , this is a clock in the Center of the Steering Wheel . Does anyone have the missing Standing Elephant Radiator Cap Ornament Rembrant Bugatti created . I am lacking this part , any help ? Enjoy .. Thanx ..
sjordan2 Posted August 19, 2015 Posted August 19, 2015 Absolutely outstanding. Slick build of a tricky kit.
Harry P. Posted August 19, 2015 Posted August 19, 2015 Very nice!I believe this was one of the biggest cars ever made. It must have been an impressive sight back in the day compared to the "normal" cars on the street.
peter31a Posted August 19, 2015 Posted August 19, 2015 Very nice build. Love to see a great classic built up. Although I have to admit when I saw the topic I was thinking it was a Beetle owned by a king, queen or princess.
dimaxion Posted August 21, 2015 Author Posted August 21, 2015 Midnight Prowler , this kit is Testors . It is Chassis 41150 . Harry , you are correct . Typo 41 Bugatti Royal had only one mission This mission of Etorre Bugatti was to be the ; largest , most spectacular , Elite , exclusive , comfortable , Powerful and fastest in the day . IMHO , he succeeded hands down . Cost of these , as in all his cars , was not a consideration .
dimaxion Posted August 21, 2015 Author Posted August 21, 2015 Midnight Prowler , this kit is Testors . It is Chassis 41150 . Harry , you are correct . Typo 41 Bugatti Royal had only one mission This mission of Etorre Bugatti was to be the ; largest , most spectacular , Elite , exclusive , comfortable , Powerful and fastest in the day . IMHO , he succeeded hands down . Cost of these , as in all his cars , was not a consideration .
Al Hoffman Posted August 21, 2015 Posted August 21, 2015 Very nice build. A little more info on the Royals. I believe that they had Bugatti locomotive engines living under that long hood.
dimaxion Posted August 22, 2015 Author Posted August 22, 2015 You are correct . Etorre made Aero Straight 8's . Before and during WW I Bugatti Aero Engines were made by Licensce in the US and Allied Nations . One is on display at the ACD Museum in Auburn , In. . This particular Engine was deemed too long and cumbersome for Air Frames Post WW I . As such he created these Cars . Just built 6 during the long run of this Typo 41 . Next logical Step was indeed rail Cars of Self Locomotion Gasoline Power . These Locomotives were in constant use until the LATE '70's . Longevity and serviceability built in as all he made . 85 MPH on the tires in the day is brave ! Thanx ..
dimaxion Posted August 22, 2015 Author Posted August 22, 2015 You are correct . Etorre made Aero Straight 8's . Before and during WW I Bugatti Aero Engines were made by Licensce in the US and Allied Nations . One is on display at the ACD Museum in Auburn , In. . This particular Engine was deemed too long and cumbersome for Air Frames Post WW I . As such he created these Cars . Just built 6 during the long run of this Typo 41 . Next logical Step was indeed rail Cars of Self Locomotion Gasoline Power . These Locomotives were in constant use until the LATE '70's . Longevity and serviceability built in as all he made . 85 MPH on the tires in the day is brave ! Thanx ..
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