Miller 91 help

[aurfalien]

Hello,

I waited a good bit before posting as I wanted to give it a real shot on my own.

But I'm really in need of some help with HRMs Miller 91.  To say that the instructions are hard to follow would be an understatement. 

Does any one have pictures of a finished kit?  I'd like to post what I have so far but man I can't even start it!

I'd love some close ups,  spring mount locations etc...  I actually don't even know exactly what I need other that a lot?

And before any one suggests this, I've called Harold a few times and got the infamous old "look on the internet..." 

The kit itself was very expensive for me albeit worth every penny I'm sure.  So I'd rather not buy a very expensive book on the subject and hope you all don't suggest this.

I feel really really stupid and frustrated posting you've no idea.  I've read posts from a very prolific and amazing builder on this forum who says that kit instructions are for those who don't know how to build.

So I shamelessly say that yes I don't know how to build but would love to be a great builder.

And lastly I'm trying to build this as a dedication to Harold as he mentioned that while this kit was his best seller, few if any have built it.  And judging by the instructions I can see why.

So I'd love to build it and show every one what a wonderful kit that it is.

[Ace-Garageguy]

Have you seen this thread? If not, it may be somewhat helpful.

https://mb2501.proboards.com/thread/5622/historic-racing-miniatures-miller-fwd

Here's a little more, also not impressed by the instructions...

http://24th-scale.blogspot.com/2018/10/miller-91-by-hrm-outline.html

EDIT: I've seen ONE built, displayed by a vendor at a show years ago, and have been kicking myself for not buying one ever since. Whoever built it was a master, and it was beautiful.

Edited November 18, 2023 by Ace-Garageguy

[aurfalien]

Hi Bill and nice to hear from you.

Thanks for the links, I'll take em

I'm not big on build threads but I'll try and start one for this bad boy in the hopes that it would help other kit owners and would be owners.