Last seen: Apr 23, 2026
@mikedetorrice Hi Mike I am delighted how the diorama turned out and I will have much fun in the future.
@ed-davis Many thanks Ed - for this shot I tried a theme of a L-R County outside the Country Garage.
@david-green Thank you David - next time I will take some Jaguars for a photo shoot.
For those who prefer white metal models Gems & Cobwebs made the same 1962 Jaguar Mark II Estate model number GC17. Also more information on t...
Still in the same garage scene now the model car in the image is now a Tomica Limited Vintage LV-188a Toyota Stout Wrecker and is 1:64th scale. An exc...
@ed-davis Hi Ed The USA Hornby site website is: They may be able to assist. Please note that all Skaledale buildings are of British outline.
@ed-davis Hi Ed They have been around for a few years. First releases were superb Bugatti kits created for Evrat by Christian Guoel (CG Models &...
@karl Many thanks Karl. The diorama is complete but I fancy putting a few finishing touches like some vegetation and road markings. Already thinking...
This street scene diorama is still a work in progress and at this stage the pavement pieces need to be glued in place. This close-up of the street sce...
@mikedetorrice Mike, Matchbox did indeed produce a Vauxhall Victor Estate (Station Wagon) car. It was 1:71st scale so would fit into the British OO ga...
Hi Mike Correct HO gauge is 1:87th scale. HO means half O gauge. O gauge in the UK is 1:43.5th scale, usually rounded to 1:43rd, but in the USA it is ...
@renato-bardi Renato, mighty impressive dioramas and love the street scene cameos with the figures.
@jack-dodds Jack and @david-green David A full review on the Tomica Limited Vintage (TLV) Isuzu Hillman Minx written by Max Whoolley can be found at
@chris Hi Chris, the 1:64th scale scene is mainly new performance cars from the like of Liberty Walk etc... so the buildings need to fit in. Skaledale...