Post by Deleted on Feb 6, 2009 15:03:06 GMT -5
There really doesn't seem to be any place to show off sports/racing cars, so I thought I'd put these here for you all to see.
More racing--just enclosed wheels....
Scale Coachworks 1964 FIA Targa Florio--driver Dan Gurney
Revell 1963 Corvette (fictional A-Production racer)--this is actually a lightly modified snap kit
LeMans Miniatures 1970 Porsche Langheck LeMans (think I might have posted this already)--this is a built model produced by a company named "Spark." Just about the time I discovered these, the company quit building 1/24 models.
Aardvark Models 1/25 1960 Maserati Tipo 51 "Birdcage"--these were produced by Andy Martin, but are out of production. This is a "factory-built" model, too, and depicts Jim Hall's car at the 12 Hours of Sebring.
This is one of those projects I dig out and work on for a while, then put away again. It's an AMT '61 Corvette in the markings of the Washburn Chevrolet Corvette driven by Bob Bondurant. The actual car was a '59, but I thought it'd be fun to use the newer 'Vette because I like the lines.
Actually needs very little work to finish. I should--and in case you ask, yes, this is the same color as the Watson I'm working on.
Terry
More racing--just enclosed wheels....
Scale Coachworks 1964 FIA Targa Florio--driver Dan Gurney
Revell 1963 Corvette (fictional A-Production racer)--this is actually a lightly modified snap kit
LeMans Miniatures 1970 Porsche Langheck LeMans (think I might have posted this already)--this is a built model produced by a company named "Spark." Just about the time I discovered these, the company quit building 1/24 models.
Aardvark Models 1/25 1960 Maserati Tipo 51 "Birdcage"--these were produced by Andy Martin, but are out of production. This is a "factory-built" model, too, and depicts Jim Hall's car at the 12 Hours of Sebring.
This is one of those projects I dig out and work on for a while, then put away again. It's an AMT '61 Corvette in the markings of the Washburn Chevrolet Corvette driven by Bob Bondurant. The actual car was a '59, but I thought it'd be fun to use the newer 'Vette because I like the lines.
Actually needs very little work to finish. I should--and in case you ask, yes, this is the same color as the Watson I'm working on.
Terry
