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Looking un peu Sovietique in #3. Perhaps it's the black boxiness, perhaps the coloured ground that looks like a map of the world, either way, the stuff of dreams!
Nice model. As usual, great pictures.
Ed Davis
Inverness, Illinois, USA
Looking un peu Sovietique in #3. Perhaps it's the black boxiness, perhaps the coloured ground that looks like a map of the world,
Funny! It looks like a rusty BBQ top-cover to me. 🙄 🙃
It's a cool GL '65 Dodge though, I have a few of them in different liveries. Nice pics!
@chris Would our illustrious contributor photograph his subjects on a rusty BBQ top cover ? Perhaps.
on a rusty BBQ top cover ?
I have! If it works.... ... it works! 😏
These 1/64 shots were taken atop a rusty fire-pit fireplace. 😏 😏
Thanks ! Greenlight certainly makes some really nice diecast replicas, and in various scales, too.
And for its diminutive size, it retains great fidelity to the real car!Thanks ! Greenlight certainly makes some really nice diecast replicas, and in various scales, too.
It very much does, Tony. A friend who was a couple of years older than me got a used 1965 Dodge Coronet 500 in the late Sixties-early Seventies that he customized and made a real powerful and particularly gorgeous muscle-car. I believe he had a 440 V-8 in it.
A neighbor of his just across the block from me had a 1957 Chrysler 300 with a 392 V-8 in it that my friend aways admired and would have loved to get.
GREAT memories!!It very much does, Tony. A friend who was a couple of years older than me got a used 1965 Dodge Coronet 500 in the late Sixties-early Seventies that he customized and made a real powerful and particularly gorgeous muscle-car. I believe he had a 440 V-8 in it.
A neighbor of his just across the block from me had a 1957 Chrysler 300 with a 392 V-8 in it that my friend aways admired and would have loved to get.







