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More concepts.
I think it's fair to call these concepts, although most have never left the blueprints stage.
Verbiest Turbine Car 1681
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Pecqueur Truck 1828
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Evans Amphibia 1804
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Lamborghini Canto L147 Zagato 1998 - DC Models, this is how the first few Ban Seng models were called.
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Peugeot 104 Peugette Pininfarina 1976 - Esdo. It's also made by Matrix.
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Duesenberg AH Walker Sedan 1934 - Esval produced two versions.
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Lamborghini Diablo Roadster 1992 - Heco. The original version in the correct color.
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Chevrolet El Camino SS 1995 - Hobby43. My brand, one of two pieces produced. The base for the model was a Me-Mod Impala SS kit.
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BMW M5 Cabrio 1989 - Hobby43. My scratch-built production, 43 pieces. The actual car sits in the BMW museum.
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Ferrari Mythos Pininfarina 1989 -- Hostaro. The model was also built by Revell, Looksmart, Alezan, Provence Moulage, MR Models, Dinkum Classics and maybe more.
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Ferrari Enzo Prototype 2001 -- Ilario
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Audi Nanuk Quattro 2013 -- Looksmart
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I like your pictures of the Brumm Old Fire series. I've been tempted, but there's just no room for yet another specialized collection. And it's also great to see another of your fine Hobby43 line. It just gets better and better. Enjoy!
Albert.... If you ever want to part with the El Camino, I sure would like to buy it
Tom, I sent you an email.
I replied my friend
Check your spam file
One more Brumm "concept"
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Cugnot's steam vehicle, circa 1769. I seem to recall reading that after a scaled-down model actually ran, the full size version did not run so well.
Shouldn't be hard to make from a RoadChamps Caprice taxi
Here's a wagon I made from one.
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John F. Quilter
Eugene, Oregon USA
I love those Old Fire also! -pic
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