I think what he is saying is a slightly toothless, slurred version of "I hate you", but I could be wrong.

@gdh Not likely, since they are fictitious vehicles. Genuine prototypes or concepts which didn't make it into production are occasionally modelled, bu...

@gdh Oh, I have, goodness me, yes. That's what drives me to it.

For me, a Ford/Plymouth tie, not so keen on the cookie tin Chevy for '63. Mike, Dinky did a model of the '63 Fury (with removable top). Not a wonder...

All joking apart, it's a very interesting blend of old and new. Colours a little muted for my taste but the intentions were good, just a little too ti...

@chris Ah. I did wonder if the slightly steered front wheels on the beige version were an optical illusion on this "1:43" model. 1:18 would explain ...

Apologies to Plymouth fans but I've never been able to see this design as anything but a particularly crude, boxy and tinny-looking piece of metal sta...

I have a 22 year old car which doesn't have any of this driver assistance stuff, so I am fully in control (or at least I hope I am). But I recently ...

Yes, very unusual. Personally, I'm more into the "back to nature" look. Of course, with global warming gathering pace, I may have to re-think my...

Being to all external appearances a sensible, mature collector, I am generally quite happy with "sealed" models, and I know some people think opening ...