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Finally finished thanks to my skilled modeller friend Mat supplying me with substitute parts from a FM Caddy. On opening this kit a few weeks ago I found the seller had very heavily glued the chassis incorrectly. It was so bad I could not fit the engine, so I'll display the engine alongside the car.
And with DMs beautiful Roadster
Did you purchase the model completed or still in kit form ? ... still looks good, you could still make a great diorama display with the engine separate..
Another very nice piece Geoff......As Greg has suggested,the dearly departed engine lends a satisfying artistic element to your perfect as is arraignment
Geoff. A beautiful piece of art. I think the Diorama idea is a good choice.
A beautiful model. Excellent color.
John Merritt
South Lyon, Michigan - USA
Thank you gentlemen. The diorama is a great idea I had not thought of. I have a number of diorama materials to work with.
Greg the model was in kit form. I started doing them a couple of months ago after a 60 year hiatus and, well, to be honest they are becoming a bit of an obsession! I have a stalled Rolls kit to work on now and then a 1953 Ford Victoria should arrive in the next few days. I'm a huge 1930s car fan but it will be good to work on a model from another decade.




