Models of your 1:1 scale ride?

[falcon wagon]

My 62 Falcon 2 dr Wagon and the model of it .

 

[Keef]

20 hours ago, Bills72sj said:

I still have my 1:1. My buddy commisioned a wooden version of it in probably around 1:18. I made a 1:25 scale version with a marginal skillset years ago. I even made a 1:64 diecast from a Johnny Lightning.

I now have correct 3D printed rims and another mint unbuilt to take another swing at the 1:25 version.

I absolutely LOVE those wheels!! I’d love to find a few sets of them for some builds. Absolutely gorgeous car!!

[StanGlover]

Here’s all of mine! There’s no model kit of a Hyundai Ioniq so I built this Pony in the same colors. I sold the Miata and Mustang but I still have the other two. 

Edited November 9, 2023 by StanGlover

[Bills72sj]

5 hours ago, Keef said:

I absolutely LOVE those wheels!! I’d love to find a few sets of them for some builds. Absolutely gorgeous car!!

I am glad you like them. The ones on the 1:1 are the only set in the world detailed as they are. They were born with gold anodized spokes but have been painted with the same paint used for the hood and trunk. The perimeter bolts have been all changed from black anodized allen bolts to polished stainless steel bolts. The washers under the bolts have all been painted from natural aluminum to gloss black. The hoops were polished after media blasting and the clear powder coated. The chrome center caps are from a black and silver version of the same style wheel. The Pontiac medallions were custom made for me from a guy in the Czech Republic.

[Olskoolrodder]

A 1995 S Blazer I owed about a decade ago and it's replica...

 

[baycolony]

Here is my 2013 GT500 Shelby:

 

And here is my replica:  Revell 2010 Gt500 with Plamoz 2013 transkit, modified hood, scratchbuilt side window scoops, factory matched paint, and staggered 3d printed wheels.

 

Edited November 9, 2023 by baycolony

[Deathgoblin]

Here's mine! 1972 Buick Skylark Custom 2dr hardtop, converted from the 70 GSX kit. Mine was Flame Orange with a white vinyl top.  I cribbed the front bench from the 70 Road Runner and converted it from there. The other is a 78 Chevy Monte Carlo built from the Trumpeter kit. I'd like to take another crack at that one with the MPC kit. 

[Roadrunner]

I've never been able to acquire a car model of a single real car that I've ever owned.

[ea0863]

I had a few cars I've replicated in scale in one form or another. Case in point is my 1992 Dodge Stealth RT that I thoroughly loved and put a hundred thousand miles on. The only reason I sold it was because the northeast winters and salt took a toll.

When I did up a model of it back ten years or more ago, I couldn't find a suitable kit, so I got a dealer promo in 1:25th scale and modified it. 

[ea0863]

I had a few cars I've replicated in scale in one form or another. Case in point is my 1992 Dodge Stealth RT that I thoroughly loved and put a hundred thousand miles on. The only reason I sold it was because the northeast winters and salt took a toll.

When I did up a model of it back ten years or more ago, I couldn't find a suitable kit, so I got a dealer promo in 1:25th scale and modified it. 

A second car was my 1984 Pontiac Trans Am.

 

The closest I came at the time was a 1:25 scale model of a 1985 Trans Am by Monogram. I got everything close, but the rims and rear wing weren't quite the same.

A third car was my 1998 Pontiac Firebird.

It was generally replicated in 1:25th scale starting with a dealer promo.

And finally, my son and I rebuilt a 1992 Mitsubishi 3000GT for him when he was in high school.

I started with a 1:20 scale Lindberg, and had Enkei RPF1 rims 3D printed in matching scale.

[ea0863]

2 hours ago, ea0863 said:

I had a few cars I've replicated in scale in one form or another. Case in point is my 1992 Dodge Stealth RT that I thoroughly loved and put a hundred thousand miles on. The only reason I sold it was because the northeast winters and salt took a toll.

When I did up a model of it back ten years or more ago, I couldn't find a suitable kit, so I got a dealer promo in 1:25th scale and modified it. 

Sorry about the dupe post. This website and I are having technical difficulties...

[Can-Con]

[Street Rod]

Y’all have some great cars and replicas shown so far, hope there’s more!

[ea0863]

On 11/6/2023 at 5:50 PM, Dan Hay said:

The model, and out in my garage a few minutes ago.

 

Dan, great car and awesome makings of a diorama replicating your garage!  

[kruleworld]

My second car was a Mazda 1200 wagon. no kit of the 1200 exists, let alone a wagon. i made this from a modified RX3. I used lots of body filler to heavily rework the car. 

[TarheelRick]

My 2022 F-150 STX:

 

And here is as far as I have got replicating it. I do have matching paint for it.

Edited December 2, 2023 by TarheelRick

[bill-e-boy]

 My 56 Dodge Custom Royal Lancer - 

and in 1/25th scale - MCW Resin Replicas kit

The colours are the same as I hand mixed them

And no it is not stock

 

 

[gtx6970]

I wish I could. NO one makes a kit or conversion parts to build a 1966 Satellite 

[6bblbird]

This was my NHRA Stock Eliminator car. I owned it from 1977 until just this February. It was a real A12 440 6bbl car. Ran one season with a HEMI (too expensive). The model is what I imagined it would have looked like brand new. I do have plans to build the race car version as well.

[Rodent]

I have never owned an "easily" modeled car, but I do have a 1/43 diecast of my current daily driver on my desk at work. Pic from da interwebs.

[Safire6]

I built a Monogram Triumph TR8 a couple years ago and painted it white to match a friend's 1:1 TR8. In Sept. 2022 I bought a 1:1 Triumph TR7 (in Tahiti Blue) with only 14K miles on it. I put a ton of work into it and now a year later, it now runs great and looks good. 

 

[Safire6]

Two of my younger brothers had 1:1 '66 Mustangs and another brother had a '88 (?) Trans Am. They sold them years ago so I don't have any pics of them but I built and painted the kits to match their 1:1 cars. I gave the models to them for Christmas a few years ago. The wheels on the TA were 3D printed.

 

 

 

 

[Safire6]

And my very first car was a 4-door '65 Galaxie 500 that I bought from my parents. I have a pic of it somewhere but can't locate it.  When I first got back into modeling about 10 years ago I built this 2-door '66 Galaxie in the same colors as the 1:1. (I didn't take good pics back then!)

[disconovaman]

1976 Nova Hatchback 30X original miles. Here's the model I built of it and the Matchbox I painted to match it.

[Safire6]

32 minutes ago, disconovaman said:

1976 Nova Hatchback 30X original miles. Here's the model I built of it and the Matchbox I painted to match it.

My first new car was a light blue, 2 door '78 Nova. Wish I had some good pics of it. Your 1:1 looks to be in great condition!