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MG MGB GT V8 Factory Originals Technical - V8 in miniature
| My other hobby, apart from my full size V8, is modelling cars. I have recently done a V8 roadster, which cannot be found in kit form. If anyone is interested in models it is published on http://www.modelersite.com (put mgb in the archive search and submit.) If you have a look and are not familiar with model scales this one is six inches long and the V8 motor is about one inch across by one and a half long. What the hell - it keeps me out of trouble!!!!! |
| Martin |
| Which one took more time? |
| Anthony Morgan |
| Truly awsome!!! |
| Bill Guzman |
| Martin To borrow a line from you report: "Was it worth it? I will let you be the judge" My judgement is ABSOLUTELY! An excellent rendition and truly a credit to you. I am a kit builder myself but definitely not to that standard. An excellent model and a great site as well. I have bookmarked it and will peruse it further when time permits. Cheers, Pete. |
| Peter Thomas |
| Brilliant Congratulations, very well done. cheers |
| Ian G Buckley |
| Very nice Martin! Ihave been thinking about something lie that, though not nearly as much custom work. I am trying to find a kit then get a mustang or other 302 vehicle of the same scale to take the engine out of so I can make a miniature of my car. heh that will have to wait till I get the real car finalized though.. |
| Larry Embrey |
This thread was discussed between 27/10/2002 and 28/10/2002
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