And here is the tarted up version (I still can't find a way to maintain the quality of the image):
As I said earlier, the red is not the correct shade.
Cheers,
Alan.
And here is the tarted up version (I still can't find a way to maintain the quality of the image):
As I said earlier, the red is not the correct shade.
Cheers,
Alan.
Thanks Alan, great work, we are going places now.........Originally Posted by Alan Hyndman
And here is the tarted up version (I still can't find a way to maintain the quality of the image):
As I said earlier, the red is not the correct shade.
Cheers,
Alan.
Rob
Last One. I think it's recognisable
I can't believe I missed this! Amazing work, that is just epic.
Last One. I think it's recognisable
Thank you Steve. I think a majority of this thread has gone down the turley with the Photobucket debacle
Maybe you could go back to the original posts and repost the pics on here chaindrive? One of the real bonuses of this site as opposed to all others, is that there is no time limit on editing. That means you can delete the original attachments (via advanced) and add a new pic. Time consuming, but it can be done.
Red Dawson Camaro project. Have finally done the flares.
Fahey's escort/ Dawson's Camaro projects
Oh Yes...............Keep em coming
Looking good Dr Bob! What scale is it?
I try to only build in !/24 or 1/25
A couple from the fantastic Haynes Motor Museum Devon, UK. Well worth a visit if you are in the UK and not too far from London by road.
Great stuff............Love the BRM
Small Tribute to Timaru's 50th
A great tribute in fact.
Since Photobucket debacle, Most pics have been replaced with new. Also up to date shot of Amon 250F
!/12 Tribute to the Great Man
Wow, the Begg is amazing!
!/12 Tribute to the Great Man
Built many years ago. Used a 1/12 Tamiya McLaren M23 mated to a Lola T70 engine and box. How the hell I did that signwriting on it I don't know.All hand painted ! George told me once "that I must have used a hair from a gnats eyebrow " to do it. What a great man. Graham Sorrenson was the co-builder
These are for Peter Mackay "Peter M" on TRS - McLarens and other cars of Kiwi connection
The Chaparral McLaren
as raced by John Surtees, before the next Chaparral arrived in 1969
McLaren
a March - Chris Amon's car - made from a Marsh Models kit and modified
Posting Permissions
Reply With Quote