Nice job, Albert. It's so nice to see activity in this early age range; so few have ever been made from this wildly formative period. I am certainly...

Richard Nosker, Princeton, NJ

The comparison pictures make the Brooklin version look a little drab in comparison, I think, because of a lack of detailing. Would you consider doing...

@ptc Wow, that's a great city layout. Did you make the station? Could you explain how it was done? Thanks!

Great job, John. How did you do the fruit?

To me Range Rovers look good but don't qualify as reliable transportation. But perhaps more importantly, they have panache. Your house on Martha's V...

A devastating loss, David. I'm pretty sure that Jamie would approve of your finishing this house. We're just temporary observers in this weird world...

I was on the same quest a few years ago. I bought one of these kits on eBay (they do appear occasionally), & put it together. It was a bit chall...

Both those cars were full of pizzazz. You couldn't go wrong. Girl magnets (if they had good sense.)

I also fit the category of being disappointed that Brooklin even did this car.I suppose it was easy to rework an old master, but this car is a "meh" f...

For me.....that car was so far over the top that it has to be bright red.

We are lucky to have the expertise of Greg Gunn.He's one of the few remaining real precision craftsmen in 1/43.

Anyone know how "printed chrome" is done?

Fabulous pictures, thanks.