Unique 1/24

thanks Rich, theres some brilliant detail on your 1/18.

And I have that Toyota, that color too. Ebrro did some great stuff, I have the little S800 Honda (bad rash) and the Fairlady as well. Close to pulling the trigger on the Porsche 911. Thanks Lu.

@geoff-jowett Ebbro's certainly got the details, parts count and build quality. Their car body lines always seemed crisper than the Mints to me.

That 1939 Bugatti 57C Le Mans car is fantastic. Love the driver. Thanks for sharing.

Jaguar Sunday! Here we have a 1955 Jaguar D-Type #9 car from Historic Replicars (HR). Unlike all the other D-Type racers, the #9 car piloted by Bill Spear and Phil Walters was painted in white with blue stripes. It competed in the 1955 24 Hours of Le Mans but dropped out due to distributor issues. Compared with other HR D-Types, this little gem has a traditional rear view mirror and a side exhaust set-up.

OK Lu now you've done it! I'm writhing on the floor in agony! A Jaguar D Type in 1/24, my most wanted diecast!

@geoff-jowett Hope you find one soon! 

Custom Monday! Today we have a customized Danbury Mint 1932 Ford Deuce Highboy built by Paul Kravchak. Despite the size, the tires still roll. Enjoy!

Prototype Tuesday! Here we have a 1996 Ford F150 Ultimate Sportsman Pickup prototype from Franklin Mint. This little gem has gold chromed trim pieces, the bedside protectors and the body kit were painted in a different color than the production model. 

Hubba Hubba !!!  I would forgo the wheels,but the rest of the gold fittings really make this beauty stand out!!! Mega-Lo-Mart here we come !!!!    Thanks for the fine pics Lu

Stallion Wednesday! Today we have a factory-built Ferrari F50 GT from APM. The company is mostly focused on producing resin kits of Ferrari vehicles. This little gem is a curbside model with many photo-etched parts. It came with a nice presentation box.

oh yeah!

this model and their Cobras are outstanding value. Thanks for the continued updates Lu. Chav hasn't chimed in for a while, wonder where he is?

Bakery Friday! Today we have a 1931 Twin Coach Delivery Truck in Helms Bakery livery 😊 This little beauty features sliding side doors and operable vent windows. The interior is well done, controls and banks of drawers for baked goods are nicely recreated.

Nice model!  I remember that familiar whistle announcing that the Helmsman was in the neighborhood selling Olympic Bread and other bakery goods.  In the '60's Ben was our neighborhood Helmsman and he drove a truck just like this.