Unique 1/24

@john-barry Please see the last photo.

@lu  Thank you lu.....it looks like a WORLD of possibilities !!.....fine photos!!

Saloon Thursday! Today we have a factory-built Jaguar XJ6 from Small Wheels. This is a European spec right-hand drive car. Small Wheels made several renditions with minor differences. The deep and rich British racing green color is a perfect fit for this proper saloon. 

This body style is the best ever produced in any car IMO. Super model in a super color.

extraordinary presentation! A 1/24 of a beautiful car, that again I did not know existed. As the saying goes, I'd give my eye teeth for one of those!

Wow, 5,000 views!

Icon Friday! Today we have a rarely discussed beauty from Franklin Mint – 1965 Lambandi Mark II. First thing first, Lambandi is not a real car. In my opinion, this is one of the most distinctive vehicles Franklin Mint produced. Yes, it has a resin body; however, the hood does open and there is a rather detailed 427 engine inside. When parked next to a European small-batch resin model, this little gem shows exceptionally well. 

I have it and the detail is outstanding. Not sure why I bought it in the first place but I'm glad I did.

@lu Another creation from the mind of Raffi Minasian.

Stallion Saturday! Here we have a factory-built 1975 Ferrari 308 GTB from Japanese maker Fujimi. If you are an avid model builder, Fujimi should sound familiar. It is one of the major plastic model manufacturers in Japan. Unlike Tamiya and its Masterwork Collection, this 308 is not based on an existing plastic kit. It is an entirely different product cast in resin. This beauty was produced in 2005 to commemorate the 308’s 30^th anniversary, and it came in a large presentation box. To my knowledge, Fujimi’s factory-built resin line was short-lived. The 308 and the 206 were the only two that came to fruition. The latter can be seen in the last photo. Enjoy!

beautiful examples, thanks Lu

@geoff-jowett Welcome! 

Custom Sunday! Today we have a 1941 Willys Coupe “Razrback” from Design Studio’s Rod and Custom Series. The paint job is outstanding, and the interior is well-appointed. Did you notice those giant wheels?

Odyssey Monday! Here we have a third generation RB1 Guangzhou Honda Odyssey. Very intricate model, everything opens and the front wheels are steerable. Paint quality is okay, but could use some improvement. This model came with a nice wooden display base. In the last photo, you can see the purple JDM RB1 and the silver RB2.

Sample Tuesday! Today we have an Avanti color sample from Franklin Mint. It is a couple of shades lighter compared with the turquoise production model. It also has a fawn interior. Enjoy!

thats nice, thanks Lu