Cunningham C4R

[Dave B]

Have just finished this one off. It's from Paul at Fisher Pattern & Model. Have yet to work out the most effective way of putting the race # on the mesh/grille. Only problem I had was not placing the oil cooler far enough over on the passenger side thus not allowing me to fit scratch made leather bonnet straps

Tks for looking

Dave B

Edited February 23, 2014 by Bantoft

[PappyD340]

Very NICE!!

[ChrisR]

Looks great!

[1930fordpickup]

Very nice.

Could you dry brush the number on the grill ?

[Chris White]

very clean

[Danno]

Excellent.

[slusher]

Super nice build..

[Rossa156]

Dave,

The Cunningham looks excellent. I saw the car at Cunningham's museum in SoCal back in the '70's and at Laguna's Historics. Paul is a friend of mine and he makes some wonderful kits that are engineered to go together so well. It is a really nice beastie!

Patrick

[sjordan2]

Beautiful work! Does it have an engine?

[skymnky721]

Sweet!

[Dave B]

Tks for the comments guys, appreciated.

Hi Patrick, I have 3 more of Paul's kits, as I'm retiring tomorrow I may get a little more building time, wife permitting!!!

Andy, I have thought of dry brushing the # on, I think that is the way I'll have to go.

Skip, Just a curbside. You could open it up but the casting is fairly thick and would take considerable time.

Ciao

Dave

[Davewilly]

Cool!

[Bill J]

Nice job on the Cunningham. I love those old road race cars. Your model does the Cunningham proud!

[Roncla]

Thats nice work. The Fisher kits are a great way to get started with resin. They build up easily in to a sharp model that really captures the look.

[afx]

Beautiful build Dave, are the stripes decals or paint?

[f1ford48]

sharp,clean work on a very rare car

[Dave B]

Beautiful build Dave, are the stripes decals or paint?

Tks guys,

JC, the stripes are painted.

Dave

[2002p51]

Excellent job on a really interesting subject.