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At the car wash...Car wash yea..

paddy

paddy

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I though before i start another project i need to have a tidy up
I have a huge problem with dust, especially since our weather turned Tropical over the last few years :)

The Alfa got a good clean

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The Bentley got some hood straps and a good clean


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And the Fiat got a clean but no would notice to be honest.

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I feel much more like starting something else now :cool:
 
I'm thrilled you still have these. My Honey keeps getting better awards because of the dust buildup it gets! :lol:
 
I really like these models Bob, I'm going to do another one next. I think its the large scale that allows a bit of scratch building and because of their unusual size you dont need a magnifying glass to see in the cockpit :) Plus i love cars and bikes where you can see the proper engineering and ingenuity of the 20s and 30s
Imagine today being able to build something in you shed and go and win Le Mans in it :)
 
Thanks Piet

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Mephistopheles was a Demon from German folk law, a worker for Lucifer. Renowned for his howl. Unable to find a model of him I have settled for this, The chassis of a 1908 Fiat SB4 racing car with a 6-cylinder, 21.7 litre (21,706 cc) Fiat A.12 aeroplane engine producing 320 PS (235 kW; 316 bhp)...
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