Motorsport History In Minature
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Ford Model A.......Nothing special............Just a bit of fun !!!!!
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Pat Hoare Dino 246 F1 with Testa Rossa donk!
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those are amazing, hours of work there, well done.
When young had a model Mustang that I converted to Fahey first one, it was easy as was white to start with and got BOAC stickers from model planes and bigger wheels, stripes etc from other models, not sure but could still be at mums, must look.
When young had a model Mustang that I converted to Fahey first one, it was easy as was white to start with and got BOAC stickers from model planes and bigger wheels, stripes etc from other models, not sure but could still be at mums, must look.
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Dig it out Rod !!!
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Here are PDL I and PDL II together. PDL I was made from a standard Mustang to which Tony scratch built the flares from plastic card, scratch built the interior, and added new wheels etc. PDL II is from a kit of Charlie Kemp's famous IMSA Mustang II from which Tony then made an entire new front from scratch. Is that about right Tony?
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Couple more shots of PDL I.
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awesome work - I love that old model A.
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Very awesome - toss for me between the Connaught and the 'Large Tablet'
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The Business End
Clever boys the Stantons !
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Guys..... This is a lookalike of the car I pedalled late 80s,Early 90s. A sister car to the Hecker/Macgregor/Sullivan/Coory car (Red #327). It seemed to vanish into the ether ! Does anyone know it's present location ?
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........................And the two together.................
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Great stuff. How about a step by step build series, with pics, of just one model?
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Thanks ERC.............The only one I have WIP pics of is the Stanton. Might give you an idea. The Lycoming was built by the same method.