Yes, the 2 figures and some gas cans come with it Tony, but it can also be bought without the figures so slightly cheaper. Very nicely packaged/boxed too!.
Those wheels in the link look very nice!... but wheels?, yes I think I have enough of them for now!. The 4 W/W tires top left are off the very first hot rod kit model I ever made in 1962, Monograms `Red Chariot` model A Phaeton!... it was that kit that started me on the long slippery slope of small scale and full size hot rods!...
Superb Brian . Stunning work
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That's come together in a very pleasing way. You nailed it!
I like the way you did the figures, they add to the car rather than dominate it. I'm not sure how that works but I suspect not having face details has something to do with it. We seem to home in on eyes before anything else and not having any to follow means the car gets all the attention, and so it should.
Not at present Brian. I might find something for the colder months
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Thanks Tony. I guess placed either side of the car the figures `frame` the car drawing ones eyes to the car itself.Originally Posted by headsoff
The figures are another ICM kit of Henry Ford, his works manager and an assembly line worker, the `Henry` figures features actually look like the man himself!
Same 2 figures on an R/C 1/25 Clyde Puffer, I just shortened Henrys over coat to jacket length and swapped the hats!
I also used some modified 1/32 ICM German Luftwaffe Pilots as crew on an R/C E-Boat I built a few years ago, they add great character!...
Beautiful models, with superb presentation.
I can see one or two of those ICM kits in my future.
I've just gone through this thread again and shown it to my daughters boyfriend who also enjoyed it
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