I have thought of making a RC scale model seven

Found this while googling.
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Some people, just have too much spare time.

Amazing !!!

No reverse light - IVA fail

What a beautiful thing.
Cheers,
Bob

That reminds me of someone who made a 100% accurate scale model of a classic Ferrari (as in your 6 inch pianist could actually drive it!) Iirc he took something like 40 years making it, I thought it was amazing but had this hollow sense that he'd spent most of his life doing something that... Well it was little more than a cracking ornament really...

I thought I had some geeky hobbies - but I think I've just gone up in my own estimation after looking at that!

Great craftmanship mind

'KIN 'ELL That is craftmanship - even got a redtop!!

But, ninehigh - why did you have to raise the subject of your 6 inch pianist ?


Edited to add: I think this is taking Colin Chapman's statement a little too far 'to add speed, just add lightness'.....

[Edited on 7/9/11 by stevegough]

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Originally posted by stevegough
'KIN 'ELL That is craftmanship - even got a redtop!!

But, ninehigh - why did you have to raise the subject of your 6 inch pianist ?

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Not RC but here is a Model my cousin made of my car

pretty good - presumalby it is a Caeringvan model going by the handbrake, if so, isn't the screen angle is wrong?

the green one look pretty good, pinto power by the look of it.

post it on detailingworld asking how to clean it Thimble buckets and lambswool cotten buds?

[Edited on 7/9/11 by Benzine]

2 years 7 months could have built a real one in that time -LOL

without doubt a stunning show piece

The only thing that I could find that doesn,t look to scale is the "R" clip on the fire extinguisher.....picky aren,t I

cheers
andy

The trouble with something so good and so accurate is that people (me included) can see a few (lots) of errors in it.

However, I'd rather not comment in the negative and just choose to enjoy the good/accurate parts and the enrgy and dedication it took to build!

(I don't mean to slag off the obove post BTW, just my own take on it)

A larger-scale model : Model A "tot rod"

Lucky kid!

... and then thought about how much work it would be, just to get knocked over by a visitor some day...

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Originally posted by Rod Ends
A larger-scale model : Model A "tot rod"

Lucky kid!

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