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Hooray. The awful looking Pfizer/Viagra schemes of 2001-2005 gave way to this great looking scheme for 2006, Mark's last with Roush Racing.
Issued by West Coast Precision Diecast in 2006. It is 1:24 scale.
A Limited Edition of 250 pieces.
The model is finished in Ember Red.
WCPD issued the 1964 Impala SS in 2006, in that release they issued all 15 factory colors in both hardtop and convertible forms. It has taken me ten years, but I have completed my set with all 30 of the available models.
I made a tribute to Michael Paul Smith making a forced perspective of the forced perspective.....I never published the making of.........The final picture was posted at the group "Elgin Park". As I cannot photograph now, I am recycling old pictures! hahahaha...
The original link:
Peugeot 403 => Dinky by Atlas (1/43)
Renault Dauphine police => CIJ by Norev (1/43)
policier / policeman => Norev (1/43)
The ultra sharp looking 1998 Eagle One #6 of Mark Martin. Mark won the Winston using this paint scheme.
Hachette collections / Ixo :
=> Reproduction au 1/43 du Land-Rover Defender utilisé en véhicule de liaison avec un équipement hivernal chenillé « Mattracks »,
Dans certaines communes retirées de la Haute-Loire, France, la neige & les vents en hivers font que les véhicules sur roues ont des difficultés à intervenir d'où cette solution de chenilles adaptables Mattracks, En saison normale, ce Land-Rover Defender retrouve ses roues,
=> 1/43 reproduction of the Land-Rover Defender used as a liaison vehicle with tracked winter equipment "Mattracks",
In certain remote communities of Haute-Loire, France, the snow & winds in winter make it difficult for wheeled vehicles to intervene, hence this solution of adaptable Mattracks tracks, In normal season, this Land-Rover Defender finds its wheels,
A little weathering, mirrors, and some aerodynamics helped make this tractor trailer look good for a diorama, or the model railroad.
Forced perspective shot of two die cast cars on a piece of plywood on top of my car by a former body shop
Matchbox
No. 55/1982
Rommelmarkt, De Rozet, Laan van Nieuw Blankenburg, Rozenburg
(date = date of purchase)
I apologize, but I just couldn't resist.
Although this shot does give you a better view of the detail on the Thunderbird.
I personally don't gravitate towards red vehicles, but it works here.
Collection "Les voitures de Tintin" (1/24)
=> D'après les dessins d'Hergé dans "L' Affaire Tournesol".
=> From Hergé's drawings in "The Calculus Affair".
This is one of those models that's just too over the top and has to be
featured by itself. Even though I'm stylistically repeating myself by
having the door open, the truth of the matter is, the inside of the door
is pretty spectacular as is the dashboard.
On another note, I hesitated to use the billboard because I couldn't find an accurate date
for it, but the image of the guy "looking" at the car was priceless.
It certainly is within the era, though, so I plead "artistic license".
Bonneville Bob, this one's for you!
I built the Cadillac and the Impala both are 1:25 scale plastic kits, manufactured by Monogram Models. They're both from 1959.
The 1933 Cadillac is 1:32 scale - and the Porsche is 1:24 scale, both are die cast.
A 1970s Corgi shop display stand which I use to store some plastic toys, as it is a bit too fragile for the weight of diecasts. This image is mainly so I remember what is in it. There are quite a few American and German items as well as English ones and others.
The notes on the image should link to other images of the same vehicle – I sometimes find I need to reload the page before the outlines of the link boxes appear.