louis Carabott Posted January 9, 2024 Posted January 9, 2024 Really enjoyed this build....I really am in love with classic cars. Needed a lot of work especially the engine and the fire wall. Weather piping all from scratch using soldering lead wire , painted and worked into shape. Finished in Gravity paint and lacquer in Ferrari Avorio and Ford Maroon next on the bench Jaguar SS100 also in 1/16 scale Thanks for looking 5
SpikeSchumacher Posted January 9, 2024 Posted January 9, 2024 Wow, another outstanding build Louis! 1
louis Carabott Posted January 9, 2024 Author Posted January 9, 2024 Just now, SpikeSchumacher said: Wow, another outstanding build Louis! Thank you Sir ?
Zippi Posted January 9, 2024 Posted January 9, 2024 I gotta tell ya Louis, this build is very easy on the eyes. Just a beautiful looking model. Well done. 1
Mike 1017 Posted January 9, 2024 Posted January 9, 2024 Very nice I hope mine turns out half as good as yours. Do you have WIP for this build? Mike 1
karbuildr Posted January 9, 2024 Posted January 9, 2024 Louis, you continue to amaze with the quality and detail of your builds. Stunning replica. 1
Yeah Nah Posted January 9, 2024 Posted January 9, 2024 Exceptional work Louis. My grandfather had an actual TD. 1
Bainford Posted January 10, 2024 Posted January 10, 2024 Very nice build of a very cool old sports car. The engine looks great with all the added details. The piping looks good, too. Looking forward to seeing your XK SS. 1
Bugatti Fan Posted January 10, 2024 Posted January 10, 2024 A really lovely model build of this old British sports car. For those who do not know, Louis a number of years back was awarded Overall IPMS UK National Champion for one of his fantastic wartime dioramas that are now on permanent display at the Malta Air Museum. 1
louis Carabott Posted January 10, 2024 Author Posted January 10, 2024 36 minutes ago, Bugatti Fan said: A really lovely model build of this old British sports car. For those who do not know, Louis a number of years back was awarded Overall IPMS UK National Champion for one of his fantastic wartime dioramas that are now on permanent display at the Malta Air Museum. Thank You Sir for your kind comments ?
drodg Posted January 10, 2024 Posted January 10, 2024 When I was like 14 I read The Red Car by Don Standford and I have been in love with the TC since then. My grandson who is now 21 has read the book at least twice and I have read it maybe like 3-4 times. I have yet to build any of the TC kits out there. This is such a nice build. You really did a great job. 1
louis Carabott Posted January 11, 2024 Author Posted January 11, 2024 Thank you all for your kind comments
Danno Posted January 12, 2024 Posted January 12, 2024 On 1/10/2024 at 7:51 AM, drodg said: When I was like 14 I read The Red Car by Don Standford and I have been in love with the TC since then. Ditto! As a pre-teen and teen, I always hoped to have my own one day. I admired Warren Weith's writings in Car & Driver magazine, and he drove a TC! Then I learned how temperamental and difficult the MG T-series cars were -- and how expensive to maintain. End of desire to own, but the overall love affair lives on! Beautiful build!!! 1
Richard Bartrop Posted January 13, 2024 Posted January 13, 2024 24 minutes ago, Danno said: Ditto! As a pre-teen and teen, I always hoped to have my own one day. I admired Warren Weith's writings in Car & Driver magazine, and he drove a TC! Then I learned how temperamental and difficult the MG T-series cars were -- and how expensive to maintain. End of desire to own, but the overall love affair lives on! Beautiful build!!! That's the beauty of models. You don't have to worry about that stuff. I love The Red Car as a kid, and I have a Monogram TC in my stash. No surprise what colour that one's going to me. 1
ewetwo Posted January 13, 2024 Posted January 13, 2024 That is a stunning build. The detail is amazing.
Bruce Scully Posted January 13, 2024 Posted January 13, 2024 A top class build , lots of great detail work , well done.
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