Rolls-Royce Phantom III - MOD a MOC - front
This 1930's-styled model was heavily modified from Rebrickable instructions by Dongeraldo that were originally based off ER0L's model of the car from the James Bond film "Goldfinger". The instructions can be seen here: rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-114111/Dongeraldo/rolls-royce-ph...
Anyway, I redid the running boards, wheels, trunk, roof, headlights, taillights, and radiator. Oh, and I changed the color from yellow to medium blue. (I ran through a whole host of color changes to get here: white and bright light orange were also options for the main paint job besides yellow and medium blue.) So practically nothing remains of the original car except for the doors and some internal structure.
Originally, the car had no roof for the driver (only the owner / passenger) as depicted in the Goldfinger film. I changed this to include a enclosed space for the poor chauffer. This new roof is removable for both the driver and owner sections. Speaking of which, I haven't decided who actually owns this car yet on my layout.
By the way: parts are currently being found for this model as I type. Also, two medium blue brackets are not shown in the picture, but will be there IRL. (they aren't in LDD)
Rolls-Royce Phantom III - MOD a MOC - front
This 1930's-styled model was heavily modified from Rebrickable instructions by Dongeraldo that were originally based off ER0L's model of the car from the James Bond film "Goldfinger". The instructions can be seen here: rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-114111/Dongeraldo/rolls-royce-ph...
Anyway, I redid the running boards, wheels, trunk, roof, headlights, taillights, and radiator. Oh, and I changed the color from yellow to medium blue. (I ran through a whole host of color changes to get here: white and bright light orange were also options for the main paint job besides yellow and medium blue.) So practically nothing remains of the original car except for the doors and some internal structure.
Originally, the car had no roof for the driver (only the owner / passenger) as depicted in the Goldfinger film. I changed this to include a enclosed space for the poor chauffer. This new roof is removable for both the driver and owner sections. Speaking of which, I haven't decided who actually owns this car yet on my layout.
By the way: parts are currently being found for this model as I type. Also, two medium blue brackets are not shown in the picture, but will be there IRL. (they aren't in LDD)