This one will receive detail painting and then it's on to final assembly. Last of course, will be the patina...

This weeks theme required some digging to find suitable candidates. ;-) P1012985.jpgP1012983.jpgP1012984.jpgP1010536.jpg Happy man The Chevy is one of my favorite american cars and my year birth :smoke: I was hatched in 1950 but the '55 has always had a soft spot with me because of my love of Hi-Pe...

It is a very beautiful KW....a shame I won't be able to see it in person at Castle Expo. I hope our friends take lots of pictures and videos to share with those who are unable to attend. ;-) :P.....I am personally quite fond of the "Military" category of the show! :biglol: :biglol: :biglol:

This weeks theme required some digging to find suitable candidates.

I waited a few months and these finally arrived. The Horch is nice but I wish the top was removeable. The Opel Kapitan Cabrios will be a nice addition to my growing fleet of WWII autos.

Thanks so much for the Wonderful photos!! There are a few of these I will be building in the future.

It is too bad that no one got a photo of the "Head End" of this train, It would be nice to see "Live Steam" pulling this "Treasure"!!

This one feels left out........I hope you have a suitable replacement!

If I'm not mistaken, This is my only possible contribution.... I hope it is acceptable.

I have seen this done in 1-87 scale in the past.....I believe it was presented at Fulda a few years ago. It is indeed an enticing project and if I weren't such a WWII "nut" I would be tempted to build one myself.