DM Models Ford Sierra Cosworth 4x4.

[PatW]

All done. Not as neat as it should be perhaps.

[Jim B]

That's pretty cool.

[PatW]

Thanks Jim.

[PappyD340]

Very nice!

[ChrisR]

Very nice!

[PatW]

Cheers guys.

[Bainford]

Nice work Pat. Cool looking Sierra. Good work on all those decals. 

[Peter Lombardo]

Wow, that is a crazy livery..... those headlights look insane.   Nicely done.

[PatW]

Thanks guys, one of the front pod light lenses fogged up so I cut a new one out of shopping plastic tray, hey presto!

[peter31a]

I’ve been eyeing that kit. Your build really makes me want to get one of them. Well done, Pat.

[PatW]

Thanks Peter of Ontario. We are out in Calgary Alberta in June to visit family!

[rrb124@sbcglobal.net]

Very nice! So many details and features. Wish we could see cars like this in the USA. Good work on the intricate decal work. 

[afx]

Nice work Patrick.  What was you impression of the kit?

[PatW]

Thanks guys, yes I love decals! The kit itself was of a high quality.

[Bruce Scully]

A real nice build , well done . Unfortunately these kits are quite expensive by the time that they land in Australia.

[slusher]

Nicely done, Pat!

[PatW]

Thanks guys. Yes they are expensive, it was a birthday pressie from my wife for my 75th! 

[Rattlecan Dan]

And you did a really nice job of your pressie. Happy B Day by the way.

[PatW]

Thanks Rattlecan Dan, yes being Patrick my birthday (only 75) just happens to be on St Patricks Day! Born to an Irish mother too.

[Claude Thibodeau]

Hi Patrick!

Very unique subject. I had 3 1/1 Merkur XR4Ti in the late 80's ( the north-american Sierra), and I loved them.

If I may: I'm puzzled by the shape of the front wheels... They seem to be very high offset. Was-it for cooling purpose? Just curious... 

CT