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TFM's Bugatti T35... [PIC]

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Rich Sufficool
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This model from TFM was such a surprise in its design, parts count and execution. From its simulation of machine turned metal on the dash and engine compartment to the fine metal support springs under the driver's seat (which I discovered 2 years later), this tiny model is an absolute gem.

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Excellent photography of a great little car. One of my favorites in the collection. In fact, we watched some terrific footage of the real article in action last night in Episode 15 of Agatha Christie's "Poirot"; "The Disappearance of Mr. Davenheim". 



   
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David Green
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I recorded that last night Tony. Now it is a must see. Thanks Rich for the great images and Tony for the heads up.



   
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john barry
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a gem !!   it manages to pull off Spartan,Opulent,and even a nod to Steampunk,all in one delightful piece....GONZO photos !! Eat  



   
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Great description JB. I would not have thought Steampunk but you are right on.



   
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Rich Sufficool
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@bob-jackman For me, the ultimate expression of "Steampunk" is Walt Disney's "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea" Nautilus submarine.

This a model I made. Crappy picture because I shot through the glass rather than get it out of the cabinet.

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Geoff Jowett
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greats shots Rich thank you. My favourite FM



   
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Rich, I totally agree with your example.



   
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